The meaning represented by the cry of Dutch pigs

The meaning represented by the cry of Dutch pigs

Dutch pigs make different sounds under different circumstances, sometimes short and rapid, sometimes elongated. Because Dutch pigs have poor eyesight, they have a keen sense of hearing, smell and sensation. Barking has also become the main means of communication between the same kind, so what does the cry of Dutch pigs mean?

1. Raise your head and shout: ask for food.

2. Tilt your head forward: call your partner.

3. The throat made a fast, low vibrating sound: happy.

4. Brisk action, sometimes jumping around and squeaking (both male and female): excited and happy.

5, the whole body tight in the corner, the throat issued a high-pitched gurgling sound: unhappy.

6. Keep your head up and your whole body taut: fear.

7. Nose twitch: be vigilant and observe the surrounding environment.

8. Teeth quiver up and down: unhappy.

9. Raise your head high: anger.

10. Show the front teeth, the whole body is tight, the hair on the neck is erect, and sometimes keep one foot (forefoot) off the ground: intimidating.

11. Head down and lean forward, eyes half-closed, body close to the ground or huddled in the corner: attack warning.

12. The end of the call is lengthened: beg for mercy.