A pig, like any other animal, would see the same number of stars as a human on a clear night. The number of stars visible depends on factors like:

* Light pollution: In areas with lots of artificial light, fewer stars are visible. In dark, rural areas, many more stars are visible.

* Time of year: The position of the Earth in its orbit around the Sun affects which constellations are visible.

* The observer's location: Different parts of the world have different views of the night sky.

So, the answer is that a pig could see thousands of stars, but the exact number would depend on the factors listed above.

However, pigs don't have the same visual capabilities as humans. They have poorer night vision and are colorblind. This means a pig might not be able to see as many stars as a human, and they wouldn't see the same colors in the sky.