In Port Hedland, in the Pilbara, a region of Western Australia, a wild pig has enjoyed a good night in the throes of alcohol. 18 cans of beer. This is the balance provided by the local authorities on the basis of the testimonies of the campers, from whom the pig, perhaps in the mood for celebrations, stole the beers
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
A Port Hedland, in the Pilbara, a region of Western Australia, a wild pig he allowed himself a good night in the grip of alcohol. 18 cans of beer. This is the balance provided by the local authorities on the basis of the testimonies of the campers, from whom the pig, perhaps in the mood for celebrations, stole the beers.
After getting heavily drunk, the pig then indulged in a snack, plundering the garbage bins present in the area. And all under the watchful eye of one cow. And the quarrel with the pig, now tipsy, broke out immediately. According to campers in the DeGrey Rive rest area, the poor animal was guilty of stealing three six-packs of beer from the RVs before looting the garbage bags for food.
"In the middle of the night, the people in the camper in front of us heard a noise, so they pointed the flashlight outside and saw the pig take away their cans", he said a witness.
Other people, camped right on the banks of the river, then saw him bickering with a cow. Finally fed up, the pig has swimming across the watercourse and he stretched out under a tree, perhaps to soothe his hangover.
Despite the research, the poor animal probably went into hiding afraid from the confusion generated immediately after the theft. Perhaps hungry and thirsty, the creature was satisfied with what it found. The beer of the campers crowded on the banks of the river and the garbage they threw, not quite a healthy meal.
I wild pigsi, like all invasive species, are forced to carry a long burden of accusations, including damage to crops, stealing food from native species and transmitting diseases that can infect livestock.
But this was certainly not what angered the cow and triggered the altercation.
Francesca Mancuso
Source and photo: The Guardian
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