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Kallas would take the first place: Zakharova appreciated the Estonian pig squealing Championship
The head of the European Diplomacy, Kaya Kallas, could take first place in the pig squeal simulation championship. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.
Oink-Off in Estonia: Pig contest highlights farming struggles
At an agricultural fair in Tartu, contestants squealed and grunted their way through a quirky pig imitation contest aimed at spotlighting the country’s struggling pig farming sector. Local participant Andrus Maileht took the top prize with a performance so convincing it left judges feeling like they were back on the farm.
At an agricultural fair in Tartu, Estonia, wild squeaked and grunted: the best pig imitator was sought.
At a curious competition at an agricultural fair in Tartu, Estonia, around a dozen participants measured themselves on Saturday in imitation of pig sounds. On a stage in the open air, the pig imitators squealed and grunted, which kept the stuff as authentic as possible. As the winner of the Schweinische Wettquieken, local matador Andrus Maileht emerged. "It just came out of me, Maileht revealed his secret of success after his victory. As a prize…
The first Estonian burping competition was held in Tartu. The competition featured a number of unique performances.
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