Girls are Mean!

Question

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Can you help poor little Benjamin fix his homework paper before he submits it?
He needs to know what words to put back into his paper.

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Transcript:

Little Brothers are Our Friends

People usually think that brothers are pigs, but they are wrong. They aren't wild pigs at all but are actually members of the "neighbor's" family that originated in South Jersey.

Some people say that brothers are "cute,” or "adorable," but they are generally considered rather ugly animals. They have a good sense of smell but less-than-perfect eyesight. They have a peculiar, disgusting odor about them, which is why some people refer to them as "Turd Burglars." The smell comes from a scent gland on their butt and other members of the herd will rub each other's scent gland to identify the dorks from different nerds.

Brothers are slowly becoming used to the fact that they live close to humans. If people try and approach them they will simply leave the area, but if provoked and threatened they've been known to defend themselves with their long, sharp pointy heads.

The lifespan of a dork is about 8 years, but, in captivity some have been known to live to as many as 8.5 years old. They often travel in herds of 20 to protect themselves from their natural predators, which include coyotes, mountain lions, and smarter big sisters.

Living so close to human society, the asshats are often found walking through suburban areas, digging through people's garbages and making general nuisances of themselves.

The word “Brother” comes from other languages and could be said to mean “Wild Mountaineer,” or “Wad-Face.”

Answer 1

This essay is about the...

Peccary [OP EDIT: "Javelina," fitting the translation at the end]

Transcript:

Peccaries are Our Friends

People usually think that Peccaries are pigs, but they are wrong. They aren't wild pigs at all but are actually members of the Tayassuidae family that originated in South America.

Some people say that Peccaries are "cute,” or "adorable," but they are generally considered rather ugly animals. They have a good sense of smell but less-than-perfect eyesight. They have a peculiar, disgusting odor about them, which is why some people refer to them as "skunk pigs." The smell comes from a scent gland on their backs and other members of the herd will rub each other's scent gland to identify Peccaries from different herds.

Peccaries are slowly becoming used to the fact that they live close to humans. If people try and approach them they will simply leave the area, but if provoked and threatened they've been known to defend themselves with their long, sharp tusks.

The lifespan of a Peccary is about 8 years, but, in captivity some have been known to live to as many as 24 years old. They often travel in herds of 20 to protect themselves from their natural predators, which include coyotes, mountain lions, and jaguars.

Living so close to human society, the Peccaries are often found walking through suburban areas, digging through people's garbages and making general nuisances of themselves.

The word “?” comes from other languages and could be said to mean “Wild Mountaineer,” or “?.”