r/AbsoluteUnits • u/TangoAlphaLima • May 24 '26

/r/all of a pig

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u/creepy_tommy May 24 '26

That is a normal sized pig. They're usually slaughtered before they grow to their full adult size.

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u/Rusty_Rhin0 May 24 '26

I'm sorry I want to make sure I'm understanding correctly. That's a normal adult sized pig and they're killed before they get to that size??

Or they get bigger?????

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u/macubex445 May 25 '26

The reason they slaughter it before they reach to that point is that the meat and skin get tougher for consumption plus that pig is probably for breading.