Pig
Wild boar
Wild boar noun - Old World wild swine having a narrow body and prominent tusks from which most domestic swine come; introduced in United States.
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Pig Man: When first meeting him, Hal thought he looked like a wild boar crossed with Gonzo.
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If you really, really don't want to shoot a wild boar, you also put a dead guard on the cat's altar (they're of the pig species, too, aren't they?).
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Literal Ass Kicking: Cro got a lot of this in "Meal Like A Pig." He was repeatedly gored in the backside by a wild boar (which turned out to be just a baby) and he repeatedly fell off a small cliff and landed on his butt.
Source: Western Animation / Cro
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