However, pigs have a wider range of vocalizations than humans, including:
* Oinks: The most common pig sound, used for a variety of purposes like calling for attention, expressing contentment, or warning others.
* Grunts: Low, guttural sounds often used for communication within a group or to express discomfort.
* Squeals: High-pitched sounds used to express pain, fear, or excitement.
* Snorts: Short, forceful exhales through the nostrils, often used to express aggression or alarm.
* Barks: Short, sharp sounds used to communicate with other pigs.
* Roars: Deep, powerful sounds used to intimidate or threaten other pigs.
So, while the mechanism for making noise is the same as in humans, pigs have a unique repertoire of sounds and variations depending on the context.