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Feral pigs are not fussy eaters targeting both flora and fauna. Their keen sense of smell and strong snout and tusks enable them to turn soil over much like a plough as they hunt for roots, tubers and even earthworms. Large areas of undisturbed wetland or farm property can be turned over into a boggy terrain in less than a few hours.
