Why Feral Hogs Have Become One of America’s Biggest Invasive Species Problems

Originally introduced centuries ago, feral hogs have expanded their range dramatically and now occupy large portions of the United States. Their intelligence, rapid reproduction, and ability to thrive in diverse environments have made them difficult to control. Join us as we explore the scale of the feral hog problem, the environmental damage they cause, and why wildlife managers continue to struggle against their spread.