Hairiest domestic pig

Hairiest domestic pig
Who
Mangalitza
Where
Hungary
When
1500 BC
The world's hairiest form of domestic pig Sus scrofa is the Mangalitza. Unlike all other domestic pigs (except for the now-extinct Lincolnshire Curly Coat), the Mangalitza grows a remarkably long, hairy coat that resembles the fleece of sheep. The Mangalitza is divided into three breeds – the Blonde Mangalitza (which is white), the Swallow-bellied Mangalitza (black body with white feet and belly), and the Red Mangalitza (ginger). Three additional breeds – the Black, Baris, and Wolf Mangalitzas – are now extinct in pure-bred form. Mangalitzas originated in Hungary.