It's an animal picture, but if it's Thursday it must be sad.
The pig is a winner: it's 2116 pounds (960 kilograms), and has won the "Pigs of God" contest.
Unfortunately for the pig, that means it was the largest pig killed in a sacrificial ceremony. It was the largest of 30 such sacrificed pigs, who are neutered at an early age and then force-fed to get them to reach enormous weights.
All for the purpose of this traditional religious ritual of the Hakka people of Taiwan, a culture that makes up about 15% of the island's population.