The term for a baby pig is piglet. Piglets are born in litters and are known for their small size, playful behavior, and rapid growth. They typically weigh about 2-3 pounds at birth and are often nursed by their mothers for several weeks. During this time, they grow rapidly, developing the motor skills and social behaviors necessary for life on a farm or in the wild. Piglets are characterized by their curiosity and intelligence, and they form strong bonds with their siblings and mother. As they mature, they may be raised for various agricultural purposes, including meat production.