The largest wild pig caught anywhere--a gargantuan specimen dubbed "Hogzilla," tipped the scales at over 800 pounds. Feral pigs are descendants of domestic pigs run wild and European boars brought ...

Hogzilla also had fearsome tusks, with one measuring over two feet (28 inches). While most wild pigs will run to escape danger, some have been known to attack humans, dogs, or even vehicles.

MONTGOMERY, Ala.— Hogzilla is being made into a horror movie. But the sequel may be even bigger: Meet Monster Pig. An 11-year-old boy used a pistol to kill a wild hog his father says weighed a ...

In the bosom of Southern wilderness, the legend of Hogzilla emerged—a mammoth wild pig that took the world by storm. Captured in Georgia in 2004, Hogzilla was not just another feral hog; it was a ...

"We're going hog wild."</p><p>Visitors competed in a hog-calling contest and a greased pig chase.</p><p>The festival also featured a float with a life-size replica of Hogzilla, a Hogzilla sausage ...

TWO decades on from his slaughter, the legend of the giant wild pig dubbed "Hogzilla" lives on. The monster pig was a ridiculous 12ft long and weighed a whopping 70st, it was initially thought.

Hogzilla was a cross between wild hog and domestic pig tracked down by an American hunter in June 2004. Chris Griffin shot and killed Hogzilla in Alapaha in the US state of Georgia on a hunting ...

Hogzilla or Jaws? More humans are killed annually by wild pigs than by sharks, a startling new study reveals. By slice, puncture, hook, and gouge, the global number of fatalities from wild pig ...

Hogzilla or Jaws? More humans are killed annually by wild pigs than by sharks, a startling new study reveals. By slice, puncture, hook, and gouge, the global number of fatalities from wild pig attacks ...

The Hogzilla truck camper is a great example of how a pickup camper should be. It is a kind of camping solution that you don’t come across often. Developed by Modular Adventures based in South Africa ...

The wild boar, as seen in this file photo, is a dangerous and costly invasive species, and according to one recent analysis, Kentucky is one of the top U.S. states with a feral hog problem.