Later that day, while Mike is studying scaring, Sulley breaks into his room to get back Archie the scare pig, rival college Fear Tech's mascot. Mike ends up riding Archie after the pig stole...

Pig wrestling (also known as pig scramble[1] and with the variants hog wrestling and greased pig catching) is a game sometimes played at agricultural shows such as state and county fairs, in which contestants, try to hold onto a pig.

In this funny clip from Disney Pixar’s #MonstersUniversity, Sully and Mike are in a wild chase to catch the mascot of Fear Tech, Archie the Scare Pig! #DisneyChannelUK...more.

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May 4, 2018 · Hosted each September in Barnesville, Georgia, the annual “pig chase” has been happening for the past 40 years — and is part of a festival hosted by the city's chamber of commerce to bring the community together and promote local businesses.

A greased pig chase is an event in which a varying number of participants chase one or more pigs around a set area in a competition to see who can catch the pig first.

Jan 12, 2012 · Based on the suggestion of a farmer whose kids had just gotten a Wii, the researchers ditched ideas of painting the walls of pig pens to stimulate their pigs. With Pig Chase, via a tablet, human and pig players jointly steer balls of light on a pig pen wall toward targets.

Chase’s Racing Pig show will insight a fun and active atmosphere of enjoyment for your sponsors and guests as our pigs' race and swim around the track!

Pig Chase is a game for pigs and humans, devel­oped in col­lab­o­ra­tion with the Utrecht School of the Arts and Wagenin­gen Uni­ver­si­ty. Its pri­ma­ry aim is to trans­form the way we relate to domes­ti­cat­ed pigs, through play.