The Brief
- A group of wild pigs has taken to searching for food in a business park in San Jose.
- The group includes two adults, several juveniles and at least six infants.
- The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said it’s not uncommon for wild pigs to move into populated areas as the weather heats up and dries out their environment.
SAN JOSE, Calif. – A San Jose business park has become home to some uncommon visitors: a family of feral pigs.
The sounder — the technical term for a family of wild pigs — consists of two adult females, several juveniles, and at least six babies who have made a comfortable home at the business park off Hellyer Avenue.
“I love watching them. I’ve been out here a couple of times seeing them rooting around in the lawn, so I’m literally ‘rooting’ for the pigs, ba dum bum chh,” Elizabeth Hessinger said.…