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A pig that lifts weights, holds grudges, and never skipped leg day.
means A heavily built, tusked wild pig native to Eurasia and North Africa, the muscular, bristle-coated ancestor of the domestic pig.
from 'Wild' comes from Old English 'wilde,' meaning untamed or undomesticated. 'Boar' traces to Old English 'bar,' from a West Germanic root for the male pig, possibly distantly related to words for 'bristle' or 'biting,' though the deeper roots are uncertain. The two words simply joined to distinguish the tusked, forest-dwelling original from the farmyard pig humans later bred from it.
- tusk growth
- Grow continuously, so they never stop sharpening
- speed
- Can sprint up to 30 mph when annoyed
- origin story
- Ancestor of every domestic pig alive
- night raids
- Mostly nocturnal, so chaos arrives after dark