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"What's in a Name?
The Guinea pig's scientific name is Cavia porcellus. Porcellus means little pig, and may refer to the rodent's tendency to squeal.
Strangely, the name Guinea pig comes from Guyana, not Guinea, and some believe that the pig refers to its pig-like taste!",
"Not Like Chicken?
Natives and starving explorers often ate the guinea pig, which is said to taste like pork!",
"Pig on High:
The Aperea, the Guinea pig's nearest living relative, lives at altitudes of up to 13,000 feet.
The wild Guinea pig is believed to have lived at even higher altitudes. Today, there are no more Guinea pigs in the wild.",
"Best in Show:
Show pigs (Guinea pigs breed for certain traits and featured in contests) have hair that is so long that it must be kept in rollers to prevent tangling and matting with dirt."];