Don't Eat the Wooly Pig!
These are Mangalitsa pigs:
[photo by Tamas Dezso, via]
Mangalitsas, also referred to as "wooly pigs," are hardy pigs from Hungary. They like to be outside, can survive in mountainous cold, need more living space than other kinds of pigs, and have lately been the subject of many a food column due to their uniquely marbled muscle tissue, which makes them, apparently, good and expensive eatin'.
Don't be fooled! Look!
[photo via]
It is a-freaking-dorable! Don't eat it!
[photo by Tamas Dezso, via]
Mangalitsas, also referred to as "wooly pigs," are hardy pigs from Hungary. They like to be outside, can survive in mountainous cold, need more living space than other kinds of pigs, and have lately been the subject of many a food column due to their uniquely marbled muscle tissue, which makes them, apparently, good and expensive eatin'.
Don't be fooled! Look!
[photo via]
It is a-freaking-dorable! Don't eat it!
Comments
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It is an excellent photograph and we wish we had known the source to have linked back. Where might we find the rest of your work?
Sorry, again, and I hope there are no hard feelings.
-B