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Pigs often discipline and fight by biting the tails of other pigs. They will bite the tails of each other to the point that they bleed and that is an opening for disease and infection. The tail of a pig is curly so it is more difficult for another pig to catch and bite the tail. It is an evolutionary protective device.
