The whole guinea pig herd loudly eats a bunch of parsley with satisfying chewing sounds. The guinea pigs make loud crunchy chewing noises when eating crispy vegetables! THE PIGS HAVE AN AMAZON STORE! https://www.amazon.com/shop/itspigs As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. THE PIGS HAVE A TEESPRING STORE! https://teespring.com/stores/itspigs WHAT’S PIGS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? We publish daily highlights of the adorable antics of our guinea pig herd. Subscribe to see what they do tomorrow! In June 2019 we adopted five pigs from our local guinea pig rescue. They are cute herbivorous pets with funny social interactions. We film all their behaviors, from cute guinea pig noises to eating sounds, playing with their food to sleeping with their eyes open, and occasional fighting. Popular translations of guinea pig are cobaia, marmot, meerschweinchen, marsu, and モルモット. MEET THE PIG FAMILY Spaghett is the boar of the herd. The rest of the pigs are females, but he’s a neutered male so they won’t be breeding. Sorry, no pregnant or baby guinea pigs! Spaghett has orange-brown fur with a white crest on his head and red eyes that are actually pretty cute. He goes on morning romps with entertaining popcorning and zoomies. He does a hilarious rumblestrutting dance for the ladies while purring. When other pigs argue he trots over to comfort them. He likes burrowing through hay and standing on his back feet like a goofy dinosaur. He’s a very good pig! Spaghett enjoys petting the most of the pigs, especially scratching behind the ears. But so far they are not so excited about us holding them. Acorn is the youngest so we call her little Acorn. She has white, black, and gold fur with a cute mousy face. She’s inquisitive, always wants food, and talks to herself while exploring hay piles. She’s always the last one eating while the others nap. Little Acorn’s special talent is jumping on houses to go on rooftop adventures. Butternut appears either confused or deep in thought, but we speculate she is just a very philosophical pig. She has white and gold fur. She’s the lowest ranking pig so she stares into space while waiting for other pigs to move. Her hobbies include sleeping and yawning while flopped over with her feet sprawled out. She continues wheeking, squeaking, and squealing at us after we have already given her food. Pumpkin has black fur except for white back toes. She looks like a cow, a non-guinea pig, and a rabbit. She has noisy standoffs with little Acorn when Acorn gets too feisty. Pumpkin is receptive to Spaghett’s rumblestrutting and occasionally she chases him around instead. Zucchin is the oldest and grumpiest. She has white and gray fur with red eyes that are also surprisingly cute. At first Zucchin fought with Spaghett. There were teeth chattering, nose raising, and hair puffing battles. Now they get along, but Zucchin is st