Imagine that there is a chubby guy who easily weighs more than 300 pounds, but he can run faster than your pet dog, and his speed can reach 40 kilometers per hour! This is our protagonist today - wild boar, don't look at its huge size, but its IQ is not low, its strength is infinite, and it can survive in various extreme environments in the wild. Although its vision is a little blurry, don't think you can easily escape its eyes, its super developed sense of hearing and smell is enough to make it a little bully in the forest.
The size and weight of wild boars are really adaptable and changeable. For example, wild boars in Europe generally weigh no more than 100 kilograms if they "maintain their image" a little, but in Northeast Asia, these guys begin to "gain weight willfully", easily breaking through the 300 kilogram mark and reaching a length of more than 1.5 meters. They are social animals and can gather up to 30 members in a large family. However, the adult "gentlemen" are bachelors and only return home to visit relatives during the courtship season.
When it comes to courtship, it's a real "war" in which men do whatever it takes for the lady they love. The result is often a mixture of joy and sorrow. The baby wild boars are born in their own DIY huts, and they are only one kilogram when they are born. Moreover, when they were children, they wore camouflage uniforms, and when they were in danger, they immediately lay on the ground, which was more powerful than "stealth". But no matter what, the mother is always their strongest backing, and whoever dares to bully them will be violently counterattacked by the sow.
When it comes to the eyesight of wild boars, it is really a model of "dazzling eyes", and it can't see clearly when people are 15 meters away. But who would dare to underestimate it, its first-class sense of hearing and smell will definitely leave you with nowhere to hide. The nose of a wild boar, which is an excavator in nature, moves as soon as it finds a target. Not only do they dig up delicious roots and fruits, but they can also dig up all kinds of small animals to feed their hunger. Moreover, their fangs are not just decorations, they are a weapon for grasping food and self-defense!
Although wild boars give the impression of being cautious, they are not relenting and bravely stand up to protect themselves when they are in crisis. In fact, they have quite a few natural enemies, such as wolves. However, against a wolf, the wild boar said: a piece of cake. The boar's skin is so thick that the wolf's teeth can't bite at all, and the sharp fangs and hard hooves are enough to make any opponent who dares to challenge regret it.
As for eating, wild boars are all-rounders, whether they dig three feet into the ground or fish in the water. They can even drag large men weighing tens of kilograms out of the water to shore, which is really powerful. Moreover, they have an excellent appetite and eat almost everything, even poisonous plants and snake bites, and are really natural masters of survival in the wild.
However, wild boars also have difficult times, such as winter. For them, winter is like a "weight loss season", food is not easy to find, and they can only survive by eating tree bark and branches. But the good thing is that they have thick fur and can get by. When spring comes, it's another hero.
Finally, when it comes to the survival of wild boars, although they were once threatened by overhunting, they are now unharmed. Thanks to efforts to reintroduce and establish nature reserves, as well as their own strong ability to survive, wild boars are once again roaming the forest. So, the next time you encounter a wild boar, remember to give it a round of applause and applaud its resilience and survival wisdom.