Sus Scrofa Domesticus Collection

Domestic Pig, (Sus scrofa domesticus), Bynde, Nordrhein Westfalen, Germany

Pig anatomy, artwork
Pig anatomy. Artwork showing the internal and external anatomy of the domesticated pig (Sus scrofa domestica), which is reared on farms worldwide for its meat

Slut, the female pig trained to be a pointer-dog or gun-dog by Richard Toomer, gamekeeper to Sir Henry Mildmay
6337376 Slut, the female pig trained to be a pointer-dog or gun-dog by Richard Toomer, gamekeeper to Sir Henry Mildmay by English School, (19th century); (add.info.: Slut)

Various mammals, chromolithograph, published in 1891
Various mammals: a) House mouse (Mus musculus); b) Black rat (Rattus rattus); c) Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris); d) Eurasian Beaver (Castor fiber); e) European hare (Lepus europaeus); f

Multiview postcards Cows Germany Cattle Landkreis Sachsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge
Multiview postcards, Cows in Germany, Cattle of Landkreis Sachsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge, Horses of Landkreis Sachsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge, Sus scrofa domesticus

Sus scrofa domesticus Diera-Zehren 1920 Landkreis MeiBen
Sus scrofa domesticus, Diera-Zehren, 1920, Landkreis Meiszen, Seebschutz, Landesschweineschau, Bild Sau Aster 336, Germany

Piglets in Gloucestershire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Gloucestershire spot pigs, United Kingdom, Europe

Pig in Gloucesteshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Domestic pig foraging
Domestic pig (Sus scrofa domesticus) foraging in the undergrowth. Photographed in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK

Domestic pigs foraging
Domestic pigs (Sus scrofa domesticus) foraging in the undergrowth. Photographed in the New Forest, Hampshire, UK

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"Sus scrofa domesticus: Exploring the Fascinating World of the Domestic Pig" Step into the captivating world of Sus scrofa domesticus, commonly known as the Domestic Pig. This remarkable creature has intrigued humans for centuries with its unique anatomy and endearing qualities. Dating back to 1891, a stunning chromolithograph showcases various mammals, including our beloved pig. The artwork beautifully captures the essence of this species, highlighting its distinct features and charm. One notable story that stands out is Slut, a female pig trained by Richard Toomer, gamekeeper to Sir Henry Mildmay. Remarkably, she was taught to be a pointer-dog or gun-dog—a testament to both her intelligence and adaptability. Traveling through Germany's Landkreis Sachsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge region reveals multiview postcards featuring cows and cattle. Among these picturesque landscapes are glimpses in Diera-Zehren during 1920—showcasing their presence in rural communities throughout history. Not limited to Germany alone, horses also share this land in Landkreis Sachsische Schweiz-Osterzgebirge. These majestic creatures coexist harmoniously with pigs—an intriguing sight indeed. Venturing across borders brings us to Gloucestershire in England's United Kingdom—a place where adorable piglets roam freely. Their playful nature adds joyous moments amidst breathtaking scenery—a true delight for visitors from all over Europe. The distinctive Gloucestershire spot pigs steal hearts effortlessly with their charming spots adorning their bodies—a visual treat that epitomizes uniqueness within this breed. Returning once again to Gloucestershire unveils more delightful encounters with piglets frolicking about—an enchanting scene that embodies innocence and warmth against an idyllic backdrop. Witnessing a mature pig in Gloucesteshire further emphasizes their significance within local communities—their presence symbolizing sustenance, companionship, and a deep-rooted connection to the land.