Uploaded March 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The term "Hogzilla", first used in March of 2005, has become a popular one in cryptozoology. It refers, of course, to oversized hogs-- but, what exactly are these hogs? What is it that constitutes a "Hogzilla" specimen, and do such specimens truly exist?
The term "Hogzilla", first used in March of 2005, has become a popular one in cryptozoology. It refers, of course, to oversized hogs-- but, what exactly are these hogs? What is it that constitutes a "Hogzilla" specimen, and do such specimens truly exist?










