Pig Beach

This was actually Staniel Cay but we called it Pig Beach in honor of the wild pigs that lived there and begged for food from the tourists. We didn't get close because they will swim out to the boats (our rubber dinghy) and beg - and claw at the dinghy while begging. It could ruin a perfectly good dinghy!

In this picture you can see the man running with food in hand to the beach and the pigs almost in attach mode for the food. The tourists have trained them well! There are also babies training the tourists!

[Rebbecca Castillo]

another beautiful shot Suzie! I don't know if that would be my first choice of beach to hang at :)

[Rick Schies]

I can imagine, even though it's a neat side attraction, it could be a bit dangerous too. Aren't they known to be nasty?

[Carolyn R]

I guess one should be thankful it's not a nude beach! Beautiful shot of the beach, pigs and all!

[Shawnanne]

Wow-what a unique place! Lol You should tag this for this weeks theme-there is definitely some humor in this! Great shot! :)

[Jenna Richards]

This is a crazy shot! I don't think I would know what to think with wild pigs running the beach. But the baby pigs are so cute!

[Brian Cabrera]

this is fun Suzie.

[Barbara Warner]

I love that one!

[robinwarner]

No way, that so cool....are you traveling around the world or something??

[Dorrena Ortega]

Wierd. Very different. I like the guy running away from them. ;-)

[cglist]

Too cute! I've never come across any wild pigs!

[Krissy]

Wow!! I love pigs, so I think I'd be in heaven there lol. Awesome shot!

[Carol Ann]

this is lovely, such deep colours

[robinwarner]

OK Suzy...now i get it...I was trying to look you up on my followers list but you were not there....then I was wondering how you always comment on my photos...and I did not know what ACE was...so now it makes sense. I will now try to figure out how i am able to follow all of your albums. I am such a novice

[Angela Thoms]

They look so cute and harmless. I had to check again where you live to find out where this happens. We go to SC (HH) every year; have to drive a little further north to see these. What a sight!