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I will tell you a secret riddle: Why did the chicken cross the road? The real answer is not "To get to the other side" but "To get to the other side". "The other side" is a symbol for going to heaven. If you saw a dead chicken in the road, you would ask the riddle.
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The dietary law is filled with riddles. We have clues for the riddles from the names that Adam gave the animals. The names of the animals describe what the animals do. We sometimes have nicknames like this.
"Smiley" might be what we call a friend who is happy all the time.
Adam named the animals by watching them, then saying something about what they do.
The name 'camel' means to reward or punish. In the Bible, a camel is always a symbol of a judge. The symbol gets it's meaning from the word. What behavior did Adam see that made him name the camel this?
Camels can be very 'rewarding' by allowing you to ride them, and very friendly, like a dog, or they can be vicious and bite and spit. They can reward or punish you. I am just guessing what Adam saw, but whatever it was, we should still be able to see in the camel.
Pigs do not care what they eat. Eating is a symbol for learning. So the pig doesn't care what it learns. His name means 'discern a new revelation'. When the pig finds a new thing, he just eats it. He doesn't care if it is good for him or not, it's 'new'.
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