The correct answer is: a) Niang Megha.
Niang Megha is a breed of pig indigenous to Meghalaya, India. It is a small, black pig with a curly tail. Niang Megha pigs are known for their hardiness and their ability to thrive in difficult conditions. They are also known for their good mothering abilities.
Duroc, Yorkshire, and Hampshire are all breeds of pigs that are not indigenous to Meghalaya. Duroc pigs are a large, red breed of pig that is popular in the United States. Yorkshire pigs are a large, white breed of pig that is popular in the United Kingdom. Hampshire pigs are a medium-sized, black breed of pig that is popular in the United States.
Niang Megha pigs are an important part of the culture and economy of Meghalaya. They are used for their meat, their fat, and their labor. Niang Megha pigs are also used in traditional ceremonies and rituals.
In recent years, the population of Niang Megha pigs has declined due to competition from other breeds of pigs, habitat loss, and hunting. However, there are efforts underway to conserve this important breed of pig.