Why I Want To Be A Pig Essay

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If I was any animal in the world I would chose to be a pig. I choose a pig because pigs are very intelligent animals. They have very poor eye sight but a great sense of smell. Pigs are very social animals. They also tend to learn new behaviors from other animals. I put myself in this category because I know I am very intelligent when I put my mind to it. I also have poor eye sight; I have to sit in the front of every class because I can’t see. Due to the fact that pigs like the mud they are very clean. Instead of peeing right beside their food they would go away and pee far away from their food. I would never take my food in the restroom with me while I pee. Pigs are very independent animals. Unlike the other animals they need attention all

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