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About The Joy Of Pigs | Real Wild Documentary

There are little pink pigs, ferocious hairy tuskers, and all manner of pigs in-between. There are pigs in steamy rainforests, dry savannas, and snowy woodlands. From humble beginnings in the jungles of Asia, pigs have become one of the most successful mammals on earth. Our film travels the globe to celebrate their fascinating lives. Content licensed by ITV Global to Little Dot Studios.

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The Joy Of Pigs | Real Wild Documentary
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Society
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54 minutes
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English
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