Wild boar

It looks like you mean wild boar.

A wild boar is a wild pig found in forests, grasslands, and wetlands across much of Europe, Asia, and parts of Africa. It is the wild ancestor of the domestic pig.

Some key facts:

• Scientific name: Sus scrofa
• Diet: Omnivore—it eats roots, fruits, insects, small animals, and crops.
• Size: Adults typically weigh 50–150 kg, though some can be much larger.
• Appearance: Thick, coarse hair, a strong body, and sharp tusks (especially in males).
• Behavior: Usually active at dawn, dusk, or night. They can become aggressive if threatened or protecting their young.

Wild boars play an important role in ecosystems, but they can also damage crops and may be dangerous if approached too closely.

If you meant something different by “wild bore,” let me know.