Wild Pigs Cause Traffic to Wallow Near Disney World
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KISSIMMEE, Fla. —
A herd of 30 wild pigs wandered onto the shoulder of a highway near Walt Disney World, causing a traffic snarl as motorists slowed for a good look and to take snapshots.
“They’re wild pigs and they came out of the woods and the next thing you know, people are slowing down,” Lt. Randy Harper of the Florida Highway Patrol said last week.
The pigs contributed to an hourlong traffic tie-up.
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