Pig

History
Pigs, also known as Boars, have been found around the world since time began. Often used as a primary source of food (and sometimes even transportation), the Pig has been bred to be fat, fast, and yet weak.

Many believe that, before 0 A.B., the ancestors of Pigs were Giant Boars, of which their fossils have been found all around the world. Once dangerous and large, Pigs are now harmless and relatively small.

Behavior
Pigs roam around the land, eating up grass, small plants, and berries. They are very frightened creatures and will squeal while they run at the mere touch of something from behind. Their small tusks are unused, as though fear is too much to handle for a Pig.

Predators & Prey
Pigs are hunted world-wide be nearly any carnivore, especially sentient species that farm them for their meat. Pigs only eat plants, but are especially fond of carrots and wheat.

Appearance
Pigs have a covering of brown or white fur that is very light and rough. Their tail is short, their tusks are tiny, and their hooves are just large enough to support their bodies. They have large flat snouts that are very sensitive, leading to many being trained to sniff out specific things in the wild.

Strengths & Weaknesses
The Pig's greatest strength comes from the fact that they are domesticated animals, meaning that they will never die out. Their role as a food source to sentient beings has spread them across the world, and they will always be around - at least, until the sentient beings die out.