There has been a rumour flying around that South Georgia was home to the monster hog, better know as Hogzilla. Hogzilla was apparently 1,000-pounds in
weight and over 12-foot long. Now Hogzilla has been caught and is currently being investigated. Experts are at the scene wearing biohazard suits to
exhume to beast's smelly remains. Experts have stated that Hogzilla was probably only 8 feet long and weighted around 800 pounds.
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From the founder of the beast:
"Hogzilla weighed in at half a ton on his farm scales, and that he personally measured the hog's length at 12 feet (3.6 meters) while the freshly
killed beast was dangling by straps from a backhoe."
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She said Hogzilla's tusks -- one measuring nearly 18 inches (46 centimeters) and the other nearly 16 inches (41 centimeters) -- set a new Safari
Club International North American free-range record.
That wasn't good enough for Ken Holyoak, owner of the 1,500-acre (600-hectare) fish farm and hunting preserve where Hogzilla was shot by guide Chris
Griffin.
"I need to stress that they did not have that much to work with, seeing as how the poor beast had been underground for nearly six months," he said
Monday.
"As with any organic being after death, tissues will decompose and the body will atrophy, making actual measurements change over time," Holyoak
said. "Have you ever seen a raisin after it was a grape?"
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Once a rumour, now fact that Hogzilla existed. It’s always nice when a myth or rumour is proven true of this nature, hopefully the Lock Ness will
be next, or how about Big Foot anyone?
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[edit on 22-3-2005 by phixion]
[edit on 22-3-2005 by phixion]
