Wild boar, also known as mountain boar, is a large mammal of the genus Swine. The body is strong, the limbs are thick and short, the head is long, the ears are small and upright, the anastomosis protrudes like a cone, and the tip is a bare cartilage pad (arch nose). Each foot has 4 toes, only the middle 2 toes land on the ground, the tail is thin and short, the canine teeth are developed, and the male upper canine teeth are exposed and tusk-shaped. The whole body is covered with coarse dark brown or black mane, the body color is brown or gray black, varies by region. It is an omnivorous animal, mainly plant food, but also eat insects, small mammals and carrion. Often in the early morning and evening activities, while hiding in the leaves to rest during the day. With a strong maternal love, will protect future generations.

It is a wild animal with extremely strong adaptability, belonging to the mammalian order Artiodactyla and the pig family. Widely distributed in forests, grasslands, and swamps of Eurasia, Africa, and North America. Known for its rugged appearance and powerful survival ability, it has sharp fangs and rough fur. It is an omnivorous animal, with food sources including plant roots, stems, leaves, fruits, as well as small mammals, insects, and bird eggs. Having a strong jaw and developed teeth, able to chew hard food. Their sense of smell is very sensitive, which can help them find food and detect danger. Wild boars can reproduce multiple times a year and give birth to multiple offspring each time.

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.