मृगपक्षी-शास्त्र (हंसदेव - १३वीं शती का अमर भारतीय वन्यजीव, पक्षी एवं प्राणि-विज्ञान)

[7th variety of BOARS]
(BHUDARA)
These varieties of boars are called Bhudaras. They always dig
out earth with their tusks and noses and they are jet black in colour.
They always rest under the shade of trees and bushes. They have a
little reduced bodies haviug gair, big heads, and stout stomachs. They
are easily irritable in temper.
[1st variety of wild BOARS]
(SWAVIT)
These kinds of wild boars have full of long thorny hair. They
know the coming of hunting dogs by scent. These are the enemies of
wild dogs. Their bodies are covered with lines of sharp and thorny hair
scattered with small hair of rather light nature. Their thorny hair are
a means to terrify and hunt wild beasts. They generally destroy
crops etc. They possess short tails and are fearful by nature.
[2nd variety of wild BOARS]
(GHRISHTI)
The Ghrishti boars are tali having long tails and full of long
and sharp hair ou their bodies. They always wandering iu curls. They
possess long tusk-like jaws, stout stomacus, long ears and small eyes.
They are a very terrible in appearance. They are very harmful to
each and every soul.
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