"Sir, the three-tailed pigs have long struggled to survive, they can only produce more offspring to increase their survival rate."
"The boars can mate with dozens of sows at a time, so over time, it has led to a larger number of females than males..."
"At most times, several litters might only produce one boar."
"It's already quite an improvement; it must be the better environment here that has increased the number of boars."
Wow, is there such a saying?
Indeed, different environments require different assumptions than usual.
Nonetheless, with 230 sows, given the current efficiency of birthing.
The next cycle could yield 3,000 heads.
If the male-to-female ratio persists, another cycle could see the numbers surge into tens of thousands.
Continuing like this would result in... hundreds of thousands.
In just half a year, the farm is bound to explode in population.
By then, there will be more pigs than people.
Thinking about this fantastic scene, Lear was in high spirits.
