The wild boar is a very interesting animal. They are strong, good at running, reckless, and very smart.
The wild boar is short and fat, with strong limbs. They usually weigh 55-250 kg, are less than 1 meter tall, and have a head and body less than 2 meters in length. Their skin is dark brown with two thick layers of hair. The upper layer is composed of bristles, and the lower layer is covered with a very soft fine hair.
The most interesting thing is that the color of the little wild boar is not static, it will change with age.
Wild boars usually don't like to prey on mice, but they especially like their burrows. After a lot of field observations by animal experts, it turned out that they were looking for nuts buried in underground caves by rats.
Wild boars can eat crops, and they usually sneak into human settlements in search of food. Every night, before it gets dark, the wild boar rushes down the mountain to eat the crops. They are very rampant. They not only push potatoes, grains and eat soybeans, but also often roll in the middle of the field and waste and destroy food.
Female wild boars usually live in groups, and adult male wild boars prefer to live alone. They don't look like fathers at all. They are neither "old mothers" nor cubs. They live alone all day. They only join the herd during the breeding season.
Wild boars can dig burrows. They are said to be the only ungulates that can dig holes. However, they don't like living in caves. They usually find a place where they can settle down.
I used to go hiking in Mangshan in Beijing. And especially like to go wild. The mountains there are very desolate and primitive, and there are few people, and the vegetation is very dense. It is said that there used to be wild boars. I was lucky enough to see a few wild boars that ran past in groups, running very fast, and with limbs. Very powerful and rampant.
The life in these nature is always surprising, giving people a sense of natural vitality.
I often wonder why animals have such strong physiques, but now people are getting weaker and weaker. Probably, animals are always in contact with nature and live with their own schedules, while people often violate their own schedules, so Only when the body is getting worse and worse, maybe in some places we should really learn from the wild boar.