The Eurasian wild boar is a medium-sized mammal belonging to the family Pig in the order Artiodactyla of the mammalian class. There are a total of 20 subspecies, weighing 90-200 kilograms; The body length is 1.5-2 meters, the tail length is 21-38 centimeters, and the ear length is 24-26 centimeters; Shoulder height is about 90 centimeters. The sizes produced in different regions also vary. Extremely adaptable to the environment. Their habitats span across temperate and tropical regions, ranging from semi-arid climates to tropical rainforests, temperate forests, semi deserts, and grasslands. But they tend to prefer deciduous broad-leaved forests, where vegetation is very dense. Eating all kinds of food with omnivorous properties. Most cluster activities involve 6-20 individuals per ethnic group

The Eurasian wild boar is a medium-sized mammal belonging to the family Porcidae in the order Artiodactyla. Weight 90-200 kilograms; The body length is 1.5-2 meters, the tail length is 21-38 centimeters, and the ear length is 24-26 centimeters; Shoulder height is about 90 centimeters. Eurasian wild boars have extremely strong environmental adaptability. Their habitats span across temperate and tropical regions, ranging from semi-arid climates to tropical rainforests, temperate forests, semi deserts, and grasslands. The Eurasian wild boar originated in Europe and Asia and was widely introduced to North America, with a wide distribution range covering the Eurasian continent.