Canada's Super Pigs Are Crossing Into America — And They're Far More Dangerous Than Anyone Expected

Canada's Super Pigs Are Crossing Into America — And They're Far More Dangerous Than Anyone Expected Canada's wild super pigs, a cross between Eurasian wild boar and domestic swine, now range across more than 750,000 square kilometers of the Prairies and have been spotted on both sides of the North Dakota border. In this documentary, you'll see how a 1980s farm experiment produced 600 pound pigs that build snow shelters called pigloos, why Alberta's bounties and sport hunting actually helped them spread, and what a 2024 study says about where they could go next in Montana, North Dakota and Minnesota. You'll also learn what African swine fever could mean if it reached wild pigs, and why trapping whole sounders early is the one approach that has worked. #SuperPigs #WildPigs #InvasiveSpecies #FeralHogs #Wildlife #Canada super pigs, Canadian super pigs, super pigs crossing into America, wild pigs Canada, feral hogs, feral swine, wild boar, wild boar hybrid, invasive species, invasive animals, pigloos, Ryan Brook, Saskatchewan wild pigs, North Dakota wild pigs, Montana Squeal on Pigs, Alberta wild boar bounty, African swine fever, Judas pig, feral hog hunting, wildlife documentary