Social media videos have also documented the pigs in the area.<\/p>\n
On Monday, roughly a dozen pigs, including two older mothers and several piglets, were seen foraging in a parking lot at Power Integrations.<\/p>\n
Employees said sightings of wildlife are not uncommon, but the pigs have been an unusual presence.<\/p>\n
“We do see, wild turkeys once in a while – but this is something new. I thought someone might have deliberately left them to take care of the grass. And this is the first time we see wildlife damaging the property,” Shankar said.<\/p>\n
Workers at the business park said they have noticed the animals only within the last few days, but that the pigs have caused substantial damage in a short period of time.<\/p>\n
MORE: The boars are back: San Ramon homeowner shares video of front lawn destroyed by wild pigs<\/a><\/p>\n People who work in buildings along Hellyer say that they’ve only noticed the pigs over the last couple days, but in just a short amount of time, they’ve done quite a bit of damage.<\/p>\n The latest sightings are not the first in the area, according to Guy Clark, who recalled seeing wild pigs there previously.<\/p>\n “It was over in the corner, over there. And, I said, ‘that’s unusual’. And, so I had on my phone, put it on telephoto and started walking, getting up close to them, but not too close,” Clark said.<\/p>\n MORE: Invasive wild boars population rising in Bay Area with reports of more ‘scary’ sightings, damage<\/a><\/p>\n
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