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California has a big pig problem and they don’t like people.

July 22, 2026/No Comments

California has between 200,000 and 400,000 wild pigs — the fourth-largest population in the country.

Forget coyotes. Aggressive, insatiable and weighing up to 200 pounds, wild pigs are some of the most dangerous animals residing in the Bay Area. Last year, the giant beasts stalked and charged at a couple of hikers on local trails. This week, they were spotted wrecking havoc at a San Jose office park.

 


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