The tiger is the king of beasts, but why does it seldom dare to provoke wild boar?

Although the wild boar can't beat the tiger, its character makes the tiger feel very scared. Wild boar is an animal that desperately tries to saburo. No matter how fierce the opponent is, once the wild boar gets angry, he dares to go forward and fight to the death with him. So tigers rarely provoke wild boars. Once injured by wild boar, it is difficult for tigers to survive in the wild. However, wild boar is different. It can heal in its own way, but tigers will die easily in the wild.

I believe everyone knows that in the animal kingdom, the tiger is the king of all animals, and almost no animal is the opponent of the tiger. On land, except for elephants, brown bears and rhinos, tigers have almost no rivals in their living range, but there is one animal that tigers rarely provoke. It is a wild boar, and many netizens are very curious. No matter how fierce the wild boar is, it will not be the opponent of the tiger. After all, tigers are natural predators, while wild boars.

Because some large wild boars have very sharp fangs, if tigers confront wild boars, tigers are easy to get hurt. Wild boar, after all, is not as tame as other herbivores and is not afraid of tigers. Even if the other side is very strong, the wild boar dares to rush up and fight hard with the other side, so the tiger is afraid of being hurt by the wild boar. Once injured, it is difficult for carnivores like tigers to survive, but wild boars are different, even if they are bitten.

Not only tigers, but also experienced hunters generally don't choose wild boar as their hunting target, even if they prefer brown bears to shoot wild boar because of its thick skin. If you can't kill a wild boar with one shot, the wild boar will chase you, and you can't run away if you want.