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• Pigs have no sweat glands, which is why they wallow in water or mud to keep cool. • A baby pig, or piglet, weighs about 3½ pounds at birth and will double its weight in just 7 days. • Pigs can run about 7 miles an hour.
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snopes.com » Urban Legends » Critter Country » Pigs sweat pus? ... Topic: Pigs sweat pus? ... Pigs lack sweat glands, thus they must have access to water or mud to cool themselves during hot weather.
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(Tags: Pig, sweat, Keith-Olbermann. Oh, boy! This is going to attract the Keith Haters like a day-old whale attracts flies!!!) ... Did you know quadrapalegics do not sweat either. ... Filed under: Keith Olbermann, Pig, Sweat — Keith Olbermann Is Evil @ 23:59:06 ;
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Posted by: rudywatcher | September 23, 2007 ... If you haven’t, here’s a brief explanation: In May 2007 FOX News Network televised a ... Although pigs do not sweat, Rudy Giuliani does. If asked the right questions by an engaged populace he may drown under his perspiration, for this man is truly bad for America...
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where does the phrase sweating like a pig come from? as i read pigs can't sweat.. SkatePunkDud (Tue 17:18 24/Jan/06) ... This is true, Pigs don't have sweat glands, which is one reason they roll in mud, to keep cool, another way they have of keeping cool, is to increase their rate of breathing (Panting), as for the...
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