30-50 Feral Hogs

Description
30-50 Feral Hogs (taxologically Sus Ferox) also known as a Precinct are heavily armored and armed animals of the Usurpatore family. They can range in age and skin color but the most aggressive kind are often white and male.

Distribution & Habitat
The modern feral hog is distributed in much of the Western Hemisphere. Branching out from the first discovered feral in 1821 London, they soon grew out into other major industrialized nations, particularly France, Germany, Russia, and the United States.

Their habitat is very concrete as they primarily reside in an office desk but can take a nomadic route with a mobile cruiser habitat when the need comes to search for prey.

Ecology & Behavior
Feral hogs contain their own hierarchy with Commissioners and Chiefs as the alphas and often lower ranks being rookies. Despite this hierarchy, they often work as equal organisms with the same equipment and procedure for killing.

Though it is possible for these hogs to live with a mate outside of the pack and produce a family unit, researchers have found that mating relationships are often abusive towards female companions as the male's chauvinism hyper regulates pepper spray production from the testicles for the hog to spray regularly at its mate.