Hexaflig

Hexafligs are a breed of mutant swine, spawned from pigs fed radioactive slop. The creatures are twice the size of normal hogs, and have become a delicacy in certain high-end restaurant.

Skriggs

Skriggs are small, mutated animals, bred by several different species across multiple sectors to be used as a food source. They are very mean and ill tempered, but apparently also very succulent. Skriggs have the capability to grow to enormous sizes, up to 30 feet long or more, although most are slaughtered far before that point.

Pig Monkey

Pig Monkeys are bizarre misfits of science, the first step of a misguided experiment of splicing simian and porcine DNA, with the eventual goal to create pigs from which human organs could be harvested. The resulting monstrosity proved to be an ecological disaster, and are actively hunted down and shot on sight.

Porkulus

Porklus the pig,

has too many feet

Porklus the pig,

really likes to eat

He'll eat pies and cakes,

if he's in the mood,

in fact he'll eat anything

as long as it's food.

Ao-Ao

The Ao-Ao is one of seven children of the evil spirits Tau and Kerana in the mythology of the Guaraní people of South America. He is depicted as either a gigantic, carnivorous warthog, or a half-human, half warthog ogre-like creature The creature hunts and eats men as his primary food source, including their clothes. The only way to effectively escape from him is to climb a palm tree, which holds some sort of unknown power over the Ao-Ao and will cause him to run away frustrated.

Tarags

Tarags are omnivorous porcine-like creatures from a harsh jungle planet. They have a very effective sense of smell, which allows them to track prey for up to 10 km (5 miles.) The creatures are bred as pets or for their meat by many different species.

Squonk

A Squonk is one of the "Fearsome Critters," those strange creatures in American lumberjack-cowboy folklore. The Squonk is a pig-like creature with a lot of warts and too much skin, that which bunches up and wrinkles. It is so ugly that if it happens to gaze upon it's own reflection in a pond or mirror, it cries so much that it's whole body liquefies into tears.

Slig

In Frank Herbert's Dune novels, a Slig is a slug/pig hybrid created by the Bene Tleilaxu. They are bred for their meat (described as "The sweetest meat this side of heaven,") and for their ability to feed on and control garbage. The Tleilaxu themselves do not eat Slig meat, which they regard according to their strict religious practices as "unclean."

Sqwarthog

Sqwarthogs are designer composite animals, made from equal parts warthog, elephant, and squirrel. Originally intended for food consumption, they are now generally used as work animals and in circuses.

FigglyWigg

A FigglyWigg is a strange crossbreed of snail, goblin, pigeon, and pig. Originally bred as a biological alternative to waste disposal, they have also become quite popular for their meat. The wings are small and vestigial, giving rise to the phrase "When FigglyWiggs fly."

Gorehog

A massive, lumbering giant, like a cross between a warthog and a Komodo Dragon, the Gorehog is as dangerous as it sounds. Standing 9 feet at the shoulder, these gargantuan animals are voracious, omnivorous eating machines that are decimating ecosystems world wide. Gorehogs were first sighted in the lush wilderness surrounding the Chernobyl disaster, but soon spread outwards like a plauge.

As thier meat is highly prized for it's tenderness there exists a thriving economy of Gorehog hunters. Attempts to domesicate the massive creatures have thusfar failed.

Barbatan

The Barbatans are a tribe of pig-like humanoids. They are short, squat, with tough, leathery skin, and a large, pig-like snout. The tribe is renown for their war like behavior and eagerness to fight newcomers. Other larger, more powerful humanoids enjoy hunting Barbatans for their meat, which is supposed to be of a very high quality.

RatHog

A genetic cross breed between a Rat and and Warthog, the RatHog was created as new food stock. They are fast growing, quick breeding balls of other, other white meat that can feed on anything, and sold well for the first few years. Eventually some of the RatHogs escaped, and due to their breeding habits established a viable population rather quickly. Farmers now lose millions upon millions in crop damage to the RatHog horde.