A farmer was mauled to death by a pig at a market in China.
The man - known only by his surname Yaun - was found with a severed artery and covered in blood near sty after being attacked and killed by the bovine.
According to the South China Morning Post, he was found by his cousin - with whom he's travelled to sell 15 pigs at the market in Liupanshui - with a hog in a neighbouring sty also found with blood on its month.
It's said a forensic examination confirmed the 550 pound pig - who didn't belong to Yaun or his cousin Wu - had killed him.
Wu told the Guiyang Evening News: ''My cousin's legs were bloody and mangled.''