What is a group of pigs called?

Let's call this group of pigs the "Muddy Meadows Mob".

The Muddy Meadows Mob: This boisterous band of pigs resides in a lush, muddy meadow bordering a sun-dappled forest. They're known for their:

• Diverse personalities: The Mob isn't just a homogenous group. There's Bartholomew, the gruff but secretly sentimental leader; Penelope, the cunning strategist who always finds the juiciest roots; Pip, the playful youngster who loves to roll in mud; and Grumbles, the grumpy old boar who mostly just complains about the lack of acorns.

• Mud-loving lifestyle: Their meadow is their playground, their spa, and their dining room. They wallow in mud for thermoregulation and parasite control, creating impressive mud-baths and impressive mud-sculptures (sometimes unintentionally).

• Resourcefulness: The Muddy Meadows Mob has mastered the art of foraging. They unearth delicious roots, snuffle out tasty grubs, and even occasionally raid the farmer's cornfield (much to the farmer's chagrin). They're surprisingly clever at problem-solving, using their snouts and teamwork to overcome obstacles.

• Social hierarchy: While Bartholomew leads, the Mob operates more as a loosely structured society. They exhibit complex social interactions, including playful squabbles, cooperative foraging, and mutual grooming.

• Potential for conflict: Their proximity to the farmer's land inevitably leads to occasional conflicts over crops. However, the Mob generally tries to maintain a peaceful coexistence, only resorting to strategic raiding when absolutely necessary.

This provides a foundation. You could expand on this by adding specific details, like their favorite mud type, a recurring nemesis (like a particularly aggressive fox), or an ongoing quest for the legendary "Giant Acorn" of the forest.