Wild boar
Sus scrofa
Suids
(Suidae)
CC-BY 2.0 rights :
Brian Gratwicke
A boar with a grey-brown to black brush-like fur with long surface hairs. The ♂ has large canines visible since they exceed the lips. The young are red-brown striped. Day and night active, disturbing the ground looking for roots, acorns and turnips. They also eat insects, lizards, birds and mammals. Living in families to form large groups in autumn, up to 50. Older males are solitary. ⇔ hbl. 100-167 cm, sh. 60-109 cm, tl. 16-30 cm syn. Wild pig
Where?
Family(2)
WWW info
Continu searching
Size
Shape
Colour
Tail
Front leg
Social
Food
Habitat
Habitat
Habitat
90-180 cm
Hog
Long
Hoof
?
Omnivore
Forest
Open
Bushes
0 LookAlikes (LA):
Wild boar
Everzwijn
Wildschwein
Sanglier
Cinghiale
Jabalí
Javali
Кабан
野豬
General site info:
Set language and ecozone (biogeographic region)
Creative Commons
Inform your friends
Send an email
Privacy Statement
More from RikenMon
RikenMon's Blog
Facebook
Youtube
Flickr
Pinterest
Interesting links
How to use the website:
Birds
Butterflies
Mammals
Reptiles and Amphibian
Bugs
Flowers and Plants
Index by name:
Birds
Butterflies
Bugs
Mammals
Reptiles and Amphibian
Flowers and Plants
Trees and Bushes
Mushroom and Mosses
Latin names
© Copyright Nature-Guide The Netherlands 2020 by RikenMon unless otherwise noted.