Science badge- home learning challenge distinction #1

By Anonymous -
Here is another task that I have done towards my science badge.

Task: compare a domestic animal with its wild counterpart

Domestic animal: Kune kune pig
A Kune Kune Pig is a domestic species of pig commonly found on farms and kept as pets.
Wild counterpart: Wild boar
A Wild boar is also a species of pig often found in the bush these pigs are commonly hunted for their meat and the small tusks.
Compare the life of a domestic animal with its wild counterpart
Image result for kune kune pigImage result for wild boar pig


Differences
🐽Wild boars find their own food in the wild.
🐽Wild boars can run free in the bush.
🐽A Wild boar is known to be defensive when approached

Differences
🐽Kune kunes are fed by their owners.
🐽Kune kunes live in an enclosed space.
🐽Kune kunes are known to be tame.
Similarities
🐽They
      both from
    the pig family
🐽They both don't

Eat meat.




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