National Geographic Channel Finds Hogzilla

[BandofBrothers]

Does anyone remember this?
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ALAPAHA, Ga. (AP) - The legend of Hogzilla, the prodigious porker that was supposedly shot on a nearby plantation, will be featured in a spring episode on the National Geographic Channel.

Since rumors of the hog's existence began spreading in June, newspapers around the world have carried stories on the half-ton beast that supposedly had 9-inch tusks and measured 12 feet long.

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This message was edited by BandofBrothers on 11-22-04 @ 10:15 PM

[sr71blackbird]

There was already a thread about that pig, but it was a different topic not related to the National Geographic thing and it had other images of that. I think National Geographic is starting to turn itself into a tabloid science. I think anyone with any sence can see that the hog in the image is closer to the camera than the guy, and even with that, the tusks dont look that big.

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