Male wild boars grow tusks from both their upper and lower jaws. The upper tusks are hollow and are used as a tool to keep the lower tusks very sharp. Although females lack these upper sharpening ...

Those with a high percentage of wild Russian boar in their bloodlines have larger heads with really big sharp tusks, a more slender body and longer legs. They might also have a tufted tail.

Wild boar, which grow to the size of a labrador and have five-inch tusks, were a popular quarry for hunting parties centuries ago. The last one is said to have been hunted down in 1617 by James I ...

Male wild boars grow tusks from both their upper and lower jaws. The upper tusks are hollow and are used as a tool to keep the lower tusks very sharp. Although females lack these upper sharpening ...