Molly Selleck

1 INTRODUCTION Wild pigs (Sus scrofa), a non-native and highly adaptable invasive species, have become a significant ecological and economic concern in the U.S. Initially introduced in the 1500s by European settlers and later supplemented by the Eurasian wild boar for sport hunting, wild pig populations have expanded rapidly across much of the country.1 Combined with a high reproductive rate, the species's ability to thrive in diverse environments has led to an exponential increase in the...

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