Our burgers are made solely from wild boar, and the "pulled pork" we do is pulled boar.
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"This is the Chinese New Year, this is the year of the boar, I'm a boar," she explained to reporters.
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Boar ragù is on the menu at Ristoro del Cinghiale, too, but the place also offers a rare opportunity to eat roasted boar.
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He came across muddy pits where the boar had foraged for mice and acorns, and parts of trees whose bark had been rubbed off by boar.
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The first one I saw was a life-sized wild boar, covered with real boar bristles with a roll-top desk-type opening revealing a scene inside .
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After a decade of visits to Maremma, during which time I put wild boar on fresh tortelli, papardelle or tagliatelle, often after an appetizer of wild boar prosciutto and before a wild boar steak, I thought this might be time to see the animal in its pre-carne incarnation.
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The company today offers boar, badger, and even synthetic shaving brushes, but being the most popular choice among Italian wet shavers, boar bristles remain Omega's bread and butter.
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Horsehair represents a nice middle ground between boar and badger bristles, featuring some added rigidity over badger while being a bit softer and easier to break in than boar.
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He was as cuddly as a 700lb boar could be.
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The target of this particular pursuit was a wild boar.
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The men hunted boar with shotguns and swordfish with harpoons.
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This French bulldog buddied up to this boar piglet immediately.
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Black Boar: Get British as hell in this divey tavern.
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In the background, a large cat evades a rampaging boar.
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He will never be the boar on the floor again*!
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AT) is up 227% and the smaller Attica Bank (BOAr.
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In March alone, police officers carrying riot shields subdued a boar on the tarmac at Hong Kong International Airport, and footage of an enormous "emperor" boar sniffing around a Hong Kong dumpster made international headlines.
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The boar I met up against the fence wasn't a threat.
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Any boar that ends up as goulash ought to be safe.
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The pappardelle all'ragu features braised wild boar, pork, and parmigiano reggiano.
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Since the 53s, wild boar numbers have exploded across the world.
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In swift divergence, Hassell hits the next track, "Picnic," full boar.
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This is pasta made from a sumptuous ragu of wild boar.
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Yet by the time the police arrived, the boar had vanished.
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I don't eat meat, but I did try my son's boar.
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It's the domicile of a boar, and the answer is PEN.
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She spent one night in the den of a wild boar.
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They learned that wild boar dig circular pits in the ground.
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Elio Sancho: The Iberian pig comes directly from the wild boar.
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Later, Eurasian wild boar were imported to North America for hunting.
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In many places the boar and the feral domestic hogs interbred.
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The boar population doubled to 1 million over the same period.
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Fast-forward through a series of market pop-ups, a roving truck, and a few dozen metric tons of wild meat, and the trio now do a brisk business selling boar burgers and venison-boar currywurst.
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Taneva said forestry enterprises will pay 150 levs for each wild boar killed as the Bulgarian authorities are aiming to reduce significantly the wild boar population density in 20km zones around the African swine fever outbreaks.
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Wolves, bears, lynx and boar, free of human predation, roam the woods.
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We've got boar ribs slow-cooking tonight and we'll try them tomorrow.
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We split stuffed artichoke hearts and I get the wild boar bolognese.
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Now, the boar hunters fear that increasingly strict regulations imperil their tradition.
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"They were already making hams from wild boar and bear," he says.
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Robert Baratheon: Mortally wounded while trying to kill a boar during hunting.
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The wild boar is richly earthy and my favorite of the three.
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The Mason Pearson hairbrush is handmade and has "premium-grade boar" bristles.
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Meddle: Miss Pert said I was a pig; now I'm a boar!
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But many other things were affecting about this encounter: The calling-forth of an animal icon into flesh, and also the realization that there is a particular form of intelligence in the world that is boar-intelligence, boar-sentience.
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It looked up, flat-faced, with red boar eyes considering, and sniffed again.
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The authorities in some areas of Punjab have categorized wild boar as vermin.
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The legal season for hunting boar starts in November and ends in January.
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Each of Mak's designs incorporates Lee's visions, from the rat to the boar.
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She's smart, funny, and can slay a wild boar with a short blade.
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It occurs among pigs and wild boar, and is not infectious for humans.
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In 2012, a wild boar attacked a police officer, resulting in eight stitches.
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Boar hunting in the remote, semiarid county of Utracán has endured for generations.
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For instance, a 2012 norm outlaws boar hunting for half of the year.
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"He would rather die than lose a single Wild Boar," Mr. Nopparat said.
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I'm actually not the biggest fan of the Boar on the Floor scene.
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Sometimes, they hide in the underbrush and make noises like a wild boar.
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"Tom Perez is as useless as tits on a boar hog," said Harpootlian.
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It is made of rocket parts & named Wild Boar after kids' soccer team.
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Wild boar are okay because they're super dangerous; therefore, it's a level playing field.
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And the brush itself is made of a combination of nylon and boar bristles.
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And when a boar eats the mushrooms, the radiation travels up the food chain.
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The immigrants in question are wild boar, which can carry African Swine Fever (ASF).
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Japan suspended exports of pork and wild boar meat after the outbreak was identified.
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My son killed a boar this last summer, and my friends are horrified. Wow.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar.
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One final note regarding boar brushes: Wild hogs tend to cultivate a certain musk.
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Menu items include venison steaks, boar pepper steak, deer cordon bleu and the like.
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Authorities are still investigating what caused these outbreaks, but wild boar are plausible suspects.
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You won't find any of Noma's wild boar pancreas on the menu at Brigaid.
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And considering the boar would never wilfully harm anyone, I'd probably save the animal.
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If a player were to fight a wild boar in Hex, they can assume the boar would attack without much strategy, it might go straight for their health points rather than trying to gain the advantage through careful use of its cards.
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Boar bristles are also noticeably stiffer than badger hair — something favored by many shavers and ideal for hard soaps — but boar is unique in that the bristles split at the ends over time to result in a soft brush once properly broken-in.
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Our good king Robert is dead, killed from wounds he took in a boar hunt.
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Bushels of whisk brooms, made of straw and horsehair and boar hair, lie on shelves.
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Eastern Europe has suffered an outbreak and Belgium has found the virus in wild boar.
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That's a problem in a country where boar meat is mixed into stews and goulash.
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Coming from very traditional Taiwanese backgrounds, they are the purveyors of fine wild boar sausage.
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To reassure farmers, Denmark is building a fence to stop wild boar crossing from Germany.
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Baby girl had Pappardelle w Wild Boar and I had Filet Mignon w White Truffle.
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And as a reminder, wild boar tastes super good, better than pork in my opinion.
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"Basically Kailem wanted to catch a boar," trip-organiser Mathew Amor told the news outlet.
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African swine fever is lethal to pigs and wild boar but does not affect humans.
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In the mountains, wolves and wild boar roamed forests of beech, cedar, and holly oak.
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An 80-year-old man was also killed by a wild boar that same year.
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Obviously, the recommendation here is tomatoes — colorful, "outrageous" ones, as Wild Boar describes its product.
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At one point, I'd been exploring the nearby area, and got wrecked by a boar.
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He and Díaz started tracking a group of boar, sleeping in a field among them.
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If you're going to go cheap, go with a boar or maybe a horsehair brush.
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The scene depicts a hunting scene: stick figures representing early man attacking boar and buffaloes.
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" Another features the team riding on a large wild boar and says: "Wild Boars keep fighting.
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You'd summon a boar and give it an attack boost before turning it into a sheep.
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Somehow, Nimue and her giant humanoid boar bring him to this emotional revelation about his identity.
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The plural subject — "single-malt Scotch, skeet shooting and wild-boar pickle" — requires a plural verb.
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"For the highest safety of the Wild Boar team on the day the leave the cave."
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It's made out of boar bristles instead of nylon, which smooths the hair while adding shine.
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Then he went to Ecuador, where he showed his wilderness skills by hunting a wild boar.
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We wanted to exclude domestic pig completely, so we needed the fat from the wild boar.
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At one point, the boar crashes through a hedge and slams into an animal control van.
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A huge fireplace, big enough to roast a wild boar (if not two), dominates the room.
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"An intelligence reduction of the wild boar population plays an important role in prevention," he said.
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It is also known for its wildlife, like wolves and wild boar that roam the area.
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The same could be said of bobby pins, body-oil blends — even boar-bristle hair brushes.
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Stuff happens: visitors enter and exit; Nell hunts and guts a boar; it rains and pours.
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I especially love the way the boar bristles have broken-in over time while remaining rigid.
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Boar brushes aren&apost graded by bristle quality like badger hair and are considerably less expensive.
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In the beautiful hill town, Paul succumbs to Brunello, savory mushrooms and wild boar with fennel.
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The ceramic barrel speeds up the drying time while the boar bristles deliver a shiny finish.
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A year ago, I was diagnosed with nasal polyps and regularly snored like a wild boar.
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Boar meat is a sought-after meal in northern Japan, and here is a huge supply.
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Foods of choice: Pol Pot enjoyed venison, wild boar, snake, fresh fruit, brandy, and Chinese wine.
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As the boar looked up at me, it was obvious that my knowledge of boars was limited, and only now, face to snout with a real one, its eyes fixed on mine, did I wonder what a boar really was and, oddly, what it thought of me.
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As the boar barreled toward them, growing slowly but irreversibly larger, VanderMeer felt his fight-or-flight reflexes stir — yet he and his companion still had plenty of time to discuss: Should they run, counting on the boar to wear itself out and lose speed over time?
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Suddenly we both decided that this was enough, my heart skipping, and the boar grunting and feinting.
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She tried another and realized she wasn't on a human path; she was on a boar path.
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She came to the realization she wasn't on a human path; she was on a boar path.
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While shooting in the DMZ, Jongwoo saw wild boar, water deer, and goat-like long-tailed gorals.
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Kanno (below), laughed as she recalled the days when she chased a wild boar from her farm.
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His prized specimen is Boo, a boar named for the sound, in Japanese, that a pig makes.
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African swine fever affects pigs and wild boar and has spread in Eastern Europe in recent years.
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In 2015, another boar fell through the roof of a shopping mall into a kids clothing store.
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The meat is bland but very tender and has a slightly gamey taste, similar to wild boar.
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He runs a restaurant that serves aboriginal food like fried crickets, mountain boar and beetle nut flowers.
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Some wild boar, in parts of Germany near Russia and in Japan, are contaminated with nuclear radiation.
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In Hong Kong, boar sighting and nuisance reports rose from 294 to 738 between 2013 and 2017.
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According to experts, if a boar population falls by 90%, it can still recover within three years.
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In Berlin, the city is paying hunters to kill any wild boar seen within the city limits.
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So, away from the boar, net neutrality, let's go over it because we don't have much time.
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"The company even went so far as to sue The Muppets over a boar character named "Spa'am.
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A large female boar stared at Ledgard for a few seconds, then turned, snuffling, and darted off.
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Inside, skeletons of a lion, a boar, a griffin and a few other animals decorate the shelves.
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The menu features bison, elk, kangaroo camel, boar, New Zealand Axis deer and two types of beef.
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Eurasian boar first arrived in Canada in the 1980s and 1990s, imported as livestock or for hunting.
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The typical boar can weigh between 20183 and 200 pounds, and stand upwards of four feet tall.
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As he spoke, the boar pressed itself up against the fence and sniffed loudly through its wet nostrils.
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For all my interest in this creature, the boar had become bored with me and simply walked away.
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Create a deep side part using a comb; then, smooth the hair out with a boar-bristle brush.
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Outwest Farms has been in business for over 18 years and specializes in alligator and wild boar hunts.
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True razorbacks are only found in Australia, so Mr. T is actually a much more accessible Russian boar.
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But for wild boar and farm pigs, the disease is deadly in almost all cases within 10 days.
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This is not the first time that Hong Kong residents have had a close encounter with a boar.
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Just last year, officers subdued a wild boar that roamed around a restricted area of the city's airport.
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This "butterball of a boar" (Katmai's words) will "continue until he's in a food-coma," the park said.
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In Barcelona, to stem boar numbers, wildlife management is ignoring males and targeting female boars and their young.
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" On another, in red tape stuck to the metal, are the words: "Bring the Wild Boar team home.
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Underneath is an image of the missing children riding a giant boar out of the tunnels to safety.
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We're not here to boar you with regular old hog shots -- these piglets are raised among the stars.
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Residents of the Marmaris area were apparently boar hunting when they spotted the fugitive commandos, according to officials.
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Have you gathered your friends and family to play the hot new game Boar on the Floor yet?
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"There is a group of thirty to forty boar that lives in this patch of forest," Martin explained.
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This is not exactly surprising, Beasley says, because wild boar are opportunistic and reproduce at a high rate.
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A polypropylene dustpan and boar bristle broom set made by a Danish designer is $34, and quite beautiful.
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Vaccines against swine fever in wild boar, Lyme disease in rodents and tuberculosis in badgers are under development.
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They said that they come up to Mont du Chat often, mostly to hunt wild boar and goats.
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Even at 40 pounds, a wild boar can gore livestock, destroy crops, and kill people with their tusks.
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" If a wild boar feels threatened, it will charge, says Wong, using its head "like a battering ram.
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The controversy over how to manage English wild-boar populations points to the contradictory ways that we understand animals.
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In a news conference yesterday, she said she survived on berries and river water and slept in boar dens.
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Cespedes sustained the injury last May while escaping a wild boar on his ranch, the kind of wait … what?
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The wild boar, or cinghiale, competes with the long-horned Maremmana cattle for status as the area's signature animal.
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If a boar survives a fight, once healed it will be returned to the arena to fight another day.
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Germany issued a decree last month to allow hunters to shoot wild boar year-round to stop the animals.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech Republic has an unusual problem this winter with its wild boar meat, a local delicacy.
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And that could cause some problems with the supply of boar meat, which is popular in the Czech Republic.
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Police were finally able to subdue the boar by piling on it and putting a rope around its neck.
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The earliest portrayals of Medusa show a grotesque part human, part animal creature with wings and boar-like tusks.
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They go to look at the horses, the donkeys, a wild boar kept in a pen behind the stables.
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Had there been bones in this dish, the pork and wild boar would have surely fallen off them. Magical.
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Notably, in 2006, there was a 400-pound wild boar that plagued a small island town, killing 20 goats.
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The authorities have tried for years to stabilize Hong Kong's wild boar population through licensed hunting and other measures.
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On a long walk, about fifteen miles outside Prague, they spotted a wild boar tearing through a farmer's field.
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At least 17 species of animals, including wild boar, weasels, and blackbirds, were affected by the mass die-off.
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Chiang Rai is the province in which the Wild Boar youth soccer team became trapped in the flooded cave.
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What if the boar, an animal renowned for running up a spear to kill the person who killed it?
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Veronique Che, an advocate with the Hong Kong Wild Boar Concern Group, believes that another factor is urban expansion.
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The government is also stepping up its public education campaigns and has commissioned research into boar-proof garbage bins.
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After six years of roaming empty streets, the animals are being evicted by boar hunters to prepare for human return.
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The "Kim Jong Yum" burger is made of smoked pork belly, wild boar meat, kimchi mayonnaise and crispy fried kimchi.
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Research suggests these are linked to contamination by wild-boar faeces (hence the choice of pig dung as the lure).
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The only thing I could do was order another boar, but when I tried, the system gave a system error.
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Then, using a boar bristle brush, she brushes the hair back, smoothing it into a high ponytail at the crown.
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Feral pigs, wild boar, whatever you want to call them, are the undomesticated version of the usual pink farm piggies.
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One report published in 2015 described game animals such as wild boar and elk as thriving in the Chernobyl ecosystem.
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The large boar knocked two people down in its rampage, both of whom appear to get up in the video.
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"When my friends are back, we will do everything as normal," Waranchit Kankaew, another 14-year-old Wild Boar said.
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In other parts of Germany, hunted boar have shown excessive levels of radiation from the Chernobyl nuclear meltdown in Ukraine.
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"Every boy on the Wild Boar team fully understands the sacrifice everyone went through searching for them," Colonel Phak said.
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And cured meats, chorizo … We've just put wild boar and apple sausages on the menu which are good with cheese.
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For a hobby, he hunted deer and boar; the walls of his converted garage were mounted with taxidermied game heads.
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In April, Hungary detected its first cases of African swine fever (ASF) among wild boar in a north eastern region.
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The country has prohibited hunting of wild boar since 1994 unless farmers can demonstrate they are responsible for crop damage.
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Wild boar meat is a delicacy in northern Japan, but animals slaughtered since the disaster are too contaminated to eat.
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There they discovered a wild patch of France sandwiched between rough beaches and thick pine forests crawling with wild boar.
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She also won't ever forget the dead boar carcasses she once hauled from Texas to North Dakota — or the stench.
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Cersei contributes to Robert's death by instructing her cousin Lancel Lannister to ply Robert with wine during a boar hunt.
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"He would never talk to her, not even hello, except to grunt at her like a wild boar," Bloom said.
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Here are the best hairbrushes you can buy:Best hairbrush overall: Wet Detangle Shower BrushBest paddle brush: Aveda Paddle BrushBest round brush: Olivia Garden Round Ceramic Thermal BrushBest boar bristle brush: Mason Pearson Pocket Boar Bristle BrushBest vented brush: Conair Professional Vented Hairbrush setUpdated on 10/21/2019 by Remi Rosmarin: Updated prices, links, and formatting.
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Cause of death: Gored by a boar while hunting, after being plied with wine by Lancel on the orders of Cersei.
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In terms of other features, Apple says that it also brings four new Animoji, including a giraffe, shark, boar, and owl.
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There's also four new Animoji to send as stickers in iMessage or use during FaceTime calls: giraffe, shark, owl, and boar.
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Nopparat said he submitted documentation on Wednesday to help apply for citizenship for seven other Wild Boar players who are stateless.
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ASF is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar and has spread in Eastern Europe in recent years.
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A sculptor inserted stiff gray-brown hairs one at a time into the chin of what looked like a wild boar.
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The richness of fried dates stuffed with boar meat, for only twelve dollars, is cut nicely with a homemade grainy mustard.
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Those tensions boiled over in June 1859 when an American farmer shot a British boar for tearing up his potato crop.
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My sister in law shoots boar, red and roe deer depending on the season, so we get lots of game meat.
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He is a knuckleballer, after all, who showed no ill effects from his injurious encounter last year with a wild boar.
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"Fedé is a very romantic guy—he had this idea that the boar were looking for something existential," Ledgard told me.
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This eventually fades and is not quite as pungent as that of a boar brush (something I can personally attest to).
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Italian design, quality materials, and an unbeatable price make the Omega Professional boar brush the best choice for budget-conscious buyers.
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I've been using the Omega Professional boar bristle brush myself for a couple years now, having replaced my old badger brush.
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In comparison, wild boar were caught on camera more than 7,200 times in the human-inhabited region during the observation period.
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"Rome has become an open sewer, a scandal, full of rats, foxes, wild boar and rubbish," said Rome resident Salvatore Golino.
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Another video earlier this year showed a large boar running up a major city road under the gaze of astonished drivers.
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"Nino would go some place like Arkansas and kill wild boar, and Marty was a real consummate chef," Mr. Olson recalled.
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Research has shown that radiation from the Fukushima disaster contributed to DNA damage in earthworms, barn swallows, mice, and wild boar.
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At least 17 species of animals, including wild boar, weasels, and blackbirds, have been affected, according to the Chongqing Forestry Bureau.
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He's too power-hungry — as we witnessed during episode 3's boar on the floor game — to ever share his empire.
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And tourists have brought the disease into several countries in Europe, including Poland and Romania, where it's spreading among wild boar.
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As the boar ran up to the fence on that summer day, I felt a huge and hopeful pressure in my chest.
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Its claim to fame is in the nylon- and boar- bristle combo, which is designed to boost both hair growth and shine.
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Musk has offered a "kid-sized" submarine, named Wild Boar after the kids&apos soccer team, to help in the rescue operation.
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Musk had offered a "kid-sized" submarine, named Wild Boar after the kids&apos soccer team, to help in the rescue operation.
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In 1989, Scotland's Sandy Lyle included haggis on the menu while Canada's Mike Weir opted for elk and wild boar in 2004.
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Four members of the Wild Boar soccer team were rescued on Sunday, and, as CNN reports, another four were pulled out today.
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While wandering the forest I've found myself rescuing travelers from monster attacks, and accidentally stumbling upon a crew of moblins hunting boar.
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The authorities may require that in eastern Finland they be kept indoors or within double fences, to prevent contact with wild boar.
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After harvesting my tenth hog, replacing my gallbladder, left lung, and appendix, I had a replacement boar delivered and ate some bacon.
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France has been on alert for African swine fever since the virus was confirmed in September among wild boar in neighboring Belgium.
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There was a stork down there, and a red fox, a wild boar, and a horse's head staring up from the floor.
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Townsend sprays a tiny bit of hairspray on a boar bristle toothbrush to gently comb back any rogue strands around the hairline.
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He owns about 226 weapons, including two AR-29 rifles that he uses to control coyotes and wild boar on his farm.
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The game pie is very much in the same vein, although here the stew is a mix of venison, lamb and boar.
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A wild boar skull previously found in Roquefort, France, possibly from the Neolithic period, showed signs of what could be considered surgery.
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" With shark, bear, deer, wild boar, and many other animal bones all competing for wall space , it is certainly "a unique space.
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We meet his old kitchen cohorts, who bring out favorites such as wild boar meatballs, crabmeat remick, and cream cheese boudin balls.
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On my way down the dirt road to the ranch in 2008, a wild boar crossed the road just ahead of me.
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After a few minutes of silence, at least a dozen boar rustled past, very close, hidden amid the darkness and the trees.
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The hope is that animals like deer and otters will still be able to cross the border, but boar will be deterred.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry said on Tuesday it had detected the African swine fever virus in wild boar in Hubei province.
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Horsehair is a great "Goldilocks" option on the rigidity spectrum for shavers who find boar bristles too stiff and badger too soft.
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The Hill's menu will also include plenty of vegetables and meat, as well as game birds, venison and boar in the fall.
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The wire traps are usually set for bushmeat species, including wild boar and deer, but they are indiscriminate in what they catch.
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German regional governments have started building fences along the Polish border in an attempt to stop infected wild boar roaming into Germany.
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German regional governments have started building fences along the Polish border in an attempt to stop infected wild boar roaming into Germany.
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Over 120 days, cameras captured 46,000 photographs of wild boar, with more than 26,000 images taken in the areas which were uninhabited.
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Denmark has built a pig-proof fence along its border with Germany to keep wild boar from entering and infecting domestic pigs.
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Several eastern European countries, as well as Russia, have also suffered outbreaks, though many of these have been restricted to wild boar.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry said on Tuesday it had detected the African swine fever virus in wild boar in Hubei province.
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Guests in its 2750 tents will dine on campfire dishes like jalapeño and Cheddar grits and wild boar osso buco (from $400).
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It was a captive boar, safely behind wire, but all the same, it forced me to consider my own place in the world.
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I had fit the boar into my memories of medieval hunting traditions, but my friend, who was once a boxer, admired its physique.
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Several shop windows have been smashed by wild boar that have come down from the hills to ransack the deserted town for food.
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The hazardous meat is banned from use, so if you visit the Czech Republic and eat wild boar goulash, you should be safe.
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The sub — which Musk named Wild Boar, after the soccer team — eventually made it to Thailand near the end of the rescue effort.
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Agnès Varda's film "The Gleaners and I" (2000) documents the stripping of a whole unharvested vineyard before birds, or wild boar, move in.
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Thai navy SEAL team say 4 of wild boar team have left cave #thamluangcave #thamluang #ถ้ำหลวง #13ชีวิตติดถ้ำ #13ชีวิตรอดแล้ว #พาหมูป่ากลับบ้าน #ThailandCaveRescue pic.twitter.
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Explicit movement can be perceived in some of my works but never more explicit than the movement of a flower or a boar.
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They played unashamedly to the cheap seats, puncturing the show's frequent self-seriousness like the stage-prop boar punctured poor Robert Baratheon's guts.
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The only true game animal is the boar, but Ms. Mar coaxes a brawny flavor, not fully tamed, from the combination of meats.
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The Wild Boar soccer team had been exploring the cave network June 23 when heavy seasonal rains flooded the entrance, trapping them inside.
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The members of the Wild Boar soccer team were reported missing on June 23 when they didn't return from an outing after practice.
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"Into the Forest" is rated R (under 17 requires accompanying parent or adult guardian) for sexual violence; an actual dead boar is gutted.
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The story shifts seven years earlier to Greece, when Hadrian meets Antinous, who, during a hunt, killed a boar charging at the emperor.
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A new restaurant from Nicola Marzovilla, next to his long-running I Trulli, is an ode to the wild boar (cinghiale), Tuscan style.
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In 2002, Clem and a producer stood trial for animal cruelty after they castrated and slaughtered a wild boar on Clem's morning show.
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In retaliation, Cybele sent a wild boar to ravage the region until locals placated her by ritually mourning Attis' death once a year.
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The society's first livestock competition in 1811 had 383 sheep, seven bulls, 109 oxen, nine cows, three heifers, two calves and one boar.
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"In India and Siberia, tigers prey on large ungulates, but in Sumatra, they rely more on wild boar and smaller deer," she said.
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For example, at 296A, the answer to "*Law enforcer with the Coast Guard" is BOARDING OFFICER, which unites a BOAR and a DINGO.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar and has spread in Eastern Europe in recent years.
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He sends hogs to certified hunting ranches or to meat processors for shipment overseas, where wild boar is a more popular menu item.
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The animals typically avoid areas with lots of humans, but the researchers suspect that the serow are steering clear of the wild boar.
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Farmer Manabu Ushiyachi said he welcomed any hunter, male or female, to help fend off the wild boar that feast on vegetable crops.
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Denmark has approved plans for a fence along its border with Germany to stop wild boar movements between the countries as a precaution.
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The farfalle pasta, with smoked and braised wild boar, squash and Grana Padano cheese, was overly salted, but I still wolfed it down.
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Robert, in his slow and drunken state, is stabbed by a boar charging at him, and ends up dying from his infected wound.
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After the virus was found this month in wild boar in Belgium only about 1 km (less than a mile) from France, the French government announced plans to cull all wild boar in a high-risk zone by the border and put up tens of kilometers (miles) of fencing in a wider area to avert an outbreak of African swine fever.
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I couldn't help thinking of this boar as a semilegendary beast charging straight out of the medieval literature I read in my undergraduate years.
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The picture is CRAZY ... Mark is a 210 pound NFL player, and he basically looks like a toddler standing next to the outstretched boar.
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Most outbreaks occurred in small farms and were contained, although the European Food Safety Authority says it is still spreading locally among wild boar.
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We sit back down at the long table in time for the first main course: wild boar with endive confit in a mead sauce.
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A video from Karwia, Poland, captured the bizarre and scary moment that a wild boar emerged from the surf and sprinted toward several beachgoers.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar and has been spreading in Eastern Europe in recent years.
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It was an Amazonian wild boar, and like nearly everything in the Amazon, it was larger and more vicious than its North American relative.
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Schmidt told the paper that it made sense to cull the wild boar population and lift limits on when the animals can be hunted.
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Off the menu An ode to wild boar on East 27th Street, a British import in the Time Warner Center and other restaurant news.
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Hong Kong's environment secretary, Wong Kam-sing, once called the hunts, which began in the 1970s, an "effective measure" for controlling the boar population.
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All are shelf-stable, making them ideal for picnics: Saucisson sec, $10.99 for 6 ounces for duck and wild boar, $9.99 for pork, dartagnan.com.
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Hundreds of people flocked on Saturday to see the cave where the of Wild Boar Academy soccer team was rescued from in July 2018.
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Species considered to be "in conflict" with humans, such as wild boar, were predominantly photographed in areas and zones evacuated by humans, Beasley said.
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African swine fever was discovered in a wild boar in Poland just 12 kilometers (7.4 miles) from the German border, Germany's agriculture ministry said.
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African swine fever was discovered in a wild boar in Poland just 12 kilometers (7.4 miles) from the German border, Germanys agriculture ministry said.
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New York Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes&apos fractured ankle was caused by a wild boar, according to new information from the New York Post.
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The "Wild Boar" team were rescued last week by a group of foreign and Thai divers through a network of narrow passages and chambers.
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She sees Tough Pig, a boar that survived for 36 days without food or water under the rubble of a vast earthquake in Sichuan Province.
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Many Serbs head to the woods at this time of year to hunt roe deer, fox and wild boar, often stalking them through the night.
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"He would never talk to her, not even hello, except to grunt at her like a wild boar," attorney Lisa Bloom tells The Hollywood Reporter.
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There is a moment early in God of War when Kratos and his son Atreus are hunting a boar in the woods near their house.
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Mr. Cabral was helping to haul boar carcasses off the trucks near the sports club and through a parting crowd, including many women and children.
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She said eating wildlife, such as boar and peacock, is considered good for your health, because diners also absorb the animals' physical strength and resilience.
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"I have confidence that the Wild Boar boys will grow into great humans for this country, and be valuable and prominent in Thailand," he added.
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The chef, Ben Smallman, plans specialties like pappardelle with wild boar ragù, gnocchi with rabbit liver and sage, other game dishes and assorted cured meats.
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One large boar, known as Bent Ear, a few years ago attacked and killed a cub on the lodge's lawn in front of horrified onlookers.
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I opted for boar as I like the ability of the rigid bristles to build a great lather with solid soaps which I typically favor.
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Horsehair is known for its durability and springiness, featuring impressive backbone relative to badger bristles while feeling noticeably softer on the ends than boar brushes.
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Other authenticity-signifying curios include a large Hank Williams, Jr., bobblehead, a backlit sign advertising Marlboro cigarettes, and more taxidermied animals (goat, boar, squirrel, armadillo).
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The world's top pig producer has reported more than 70 cases of the deadly disease since early August, including one outbreak found in wild boar.
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In my experience, it was totally normal to see a feral wild boar just popping out of the forest on my way back from school.
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A local councilor and forester had thanked Kowalczyk for easing restrictions on boar hunting and asked about plans for other "burdensome" animals like beavers and elk.
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At night, she covered herself in ferns or slept in the mud to stay warm, and once even slept in the den of a wild boar.
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Its nylon and boar bristles massage the scalp and help distribute your hair's natural oils evenly throughout your tresses, without causing the slightest bit of breakage.
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Using a round boar-bristle brush, curl the side section of hair underneath towards your head, then apply heat all over with the styling concentrator attachment.
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In Carluccio's Caffès, Britons could not only eat in proper Italian style but could also buy chilli oil, fennel salami, wild-boar sauce, squid-ink linguine.
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One of the best of the bunch, Hirsch & Eber (German for "deer and boar") set up shop on a leafy boulevard in Prenzlauer Berg last November.
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To finish the look, Fitzsimmons mists a tiny bit of hairspray on a boar bristle toothbrush and glides it along the hairline to nix any flyaways.
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Army personnel would assist by laying traps or rounding up boar for hunters to shoot, a ministry spokesman said, adding that soldiers would not be firing.
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The sound of a pop from the thick North Korean woods can be heard some nights, as a deer or wild boar treads on a landmine.
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Thousands of opponents of the cull have shown their support by changing their Facebook profile photos to ones that feature an image of a wild boar.
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International operation The members of the Wild Boar soccer team were reported missing two weeks ago after they didn't return from an outing after soccer practice.
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Before Robert (the fat king who died when he got drunk and murked by a boar), a Baratheon named Corwen married Leyne and sired six children.
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This week, she wrote about how a Napa tomato grower, Brad Gates of Wild Boar Farms, completely rethought his work in light of a changing climate.
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"I think we will not see anything, because we are in the spot of the shooter," he said, and the boar would be mourning Martin's kill.
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The ministry said seven wild boar had been found dead in the Shennongjia Forestry district in the northwest of the province, which is in central China.
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Although badger hair is typically the most highly regarded material for shave brushes, boar bristles can still claim the silver medal and have some distinct advantages.
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This makes horsehair a prime option for buyers who may have ethical concerns regarding boar and badger bristles but don't want to use a synthetic brush.
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The number of boar sighting and nuisance reports has more than doubled in the past five years, according to the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD).
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Mr. da Silva said he first stumbled on the site while hunting wild boar as a teenager in the 1960s, but had subsequently avoided the area.
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The ministry said seven wild boar had been found dead in the Shennongjia Forestry district in the northwest of the province, which is in central China.
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For the "Leave" camp the racers are 'Boar-is Johnson' and 'Iain Duncan Sniff', a reference to leading Eurosceptic and Conservative ex-cabinet minister Iain Duncan Smith.
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Kailem wanted to catch a boar, Amor said, so the friends took to Amor's property in New South Wales, with someone shooting DVD footage for Kailem's family.
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We order Mai Tais, I order the Traditional Hawaiian (Mahimahi, Ahi and Boar) and my husband orders the special of the day including a Mahimahi curry stew.
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The ministry said it hoped to halve the country's free-roaming wild boar population to about 500 to 600 animals by easing regulations on hunting the animals.
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There is no cure and no vaccine, so the Danes have opted for a radical solution: shoot all the boar in Denmark and keep out foreign ones.
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Berliners got acquainted with Lode & Stijn's laidback yet upmarket style through pop-ups, from holding a decadent brunch at Silo to serving up wild boar at Schlachtfest.
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"What we failed to do was reduce the population of wild boar, which, unfortunately, has a fairly dense concentration in the areas with industrial farms," Ivanov said.
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Whenever I have it on the menu, it is one of our best sellers, along with other familiar items like our wild boar chilaquiles and plantain sopes.
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A group of friends out to do some ice skating in Sweden became impromptu animal rescuers when they came across a wild boar stranded on the ice.
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There had been talks about cooking a stuffed camel, filling a wild boar with snakes, or throwing a crate of oysters into the cavity of a pig.
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We'd been eating an excellent lunch of charcuterie, zucchini beignets and wild boar at the beautifully rustic restaurant U Taravu in Zévaco, a village next to Corrano.
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He had an early breakthrough when he filched a piece of wire from one of his mother's artificial plants to fortify the tongue of a wild boar.
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A few years later, in 1811, the society's first livestock competition had 383 sheep, seven bulls, 109 oxen, nine cows, three heifers, two calves and one boar.
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They doff and don full head masks that transform them into animals: a fox, a wolf, a rabbit and a boar (I think), as well as birds.
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One night, my guests, elbow deep in a wild boar stew, threw me looks of pity: poor guy, stuck with king salmon, butternut squash and black-trumpet mushrooms.
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Pizza with figatelli (boar sausage) and brousse cheese is representative of the city's Corsican community; the Armenian pizza, with meat, is derived from lahmacun, a typical Armenian dish.
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Ribas said Brazil's industry is taking precautions to keep problems at bay, for example by monitoring the wild boar population which could transmit diseases to the swine population.
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Last month, Reuters reported that cash prizes of up to $2,000 were being given to dogs victorious in the fights, which villagers call 'adu bagong', or boar fighting.
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In December, the government called on all licensed hunters to kill most of the wild boar population in order to prevent the further spread of African swine fever.
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Bosnia, Montenegro and North Macedonia banned imports of pigs, wild boar and related products from Serbia to prevent the spread of the outbreak, the countries' veterinary authorities said.
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A second outbreak of the highly contagious disease was found on a boar farm in Heilongjiang, killing 77 of a total of 375 animals, the agriculture ministry said.
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"We've seen moose, deer, hare and red foxes," said Mr. Sjogren, who also keeps an eye out for the wild boar that are known to destroy neighboring gardens.
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You didn't start reading The Times so you could set yourself up as a frontiersman curing sea duck breasts and wild boar against the inevitable ravages of time?
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Heightening the risk, Germany's wild boar population has also risen in recent years as increased corn production for biogas plants offer the animals more food and better shelter.
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As well as radioactive wild boar, the area has become home to colonies of rats, which have taken over supermarkets, and packs of unkempt dogs roaming the streets.
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Trenette with pesto is one of the dishes that represent the north, tonnarelli cacio e pepe is from the center, and cavatelli with boar ragù from the south.
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Hailing from Spain, the Vie-Long 12705 horsehair shaving brush is a fantastic and 100% humane "middle option" for those seeking something in between badger and boar bristles.
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Horsehair: Horsehair is the least common animal material used in brush knots and is somewhere in between boar and badger bristles when it comes to softness and pliability.
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Bombshell report Friday ... an altercation with a wild boar was allegedly the reason NY Mets star Yoenis Cespedes broke his ankle last year -- and the story is NUTS!!
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Once the starting gate was opened, spectators cheered as David Hameron, George Hogsborne and Iain Duncan Sniff rushed off, easily clearing the hurdles, while Boar-is Johnson trailed behind.
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Although the disease has not yet been diagnosed in Germany, there have been outbreaks in eastern Europe and Belgium; and diseases travel fast among Europe's vast numbers of boar.
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Gathered around a bamboo-walled arena, Indonesians in this remote part of Java island seem eager to watch the blood-curdling contests, known locally as 'adu bagong' (boar fighting).
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It looks like the hogs ended up on his dinner table, because shortly after posting the pic he posted more photos with some boar chops in the frying pan.
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Like hippies time forgot, Bella and Hec live off the land and its bounty, including boar and the possums that she skins one handful of fur at a time.
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If only the chef had adjusted the ratio of pasta to meat sauce in a dish of sticky cocoa-infused pappardelle tossed with a ho-hum wild boar ragù.
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"We are so happy that I don't know how to describe it in words," Thanawut Wibulroongreung, the father of Chanin, the youngest Wild Boar, said before Wednesday's news conference.
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Bulgaria reported its first outbreak of African swine fever in August last year and in February this year confirmed a new case of the disease in a wild boar.
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The boar and sow are stamped with gibberish composed of nonsensical English words and invented Chinese characters — intended to make patrons consider the relationship between the West and China.
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In fact, boar bristle brushes are still heavily favored by many men in Italy, a country where old-school barber-style wet shaving never really went out of style.
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While turtle and boar meat are not uncommon in Chinese restaurants, game meats such as civet cats, snakes or pangolins tend to be considered specialties only in some regions.
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In the 20th century, tigers still prowled parts of Hong Kong, but since they died out, the largest wild animal found here is the boar -- a native wild pig.
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China's large population of wild boar, which can harbor the disease without showing symptoms, is estimated to total around 33.5 million, according to Reuters calculations based on FAO data.
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"The 4th wild boar is out of the cave," said a posting Sunday evening on the Facebook page of the Thai Navy SEALs, who are aiding in the rescue.
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It's a pretty unrealistic scenario, but for the sake of the argument, lets take some random animal, like a two-year-old wild boar, and a convicted serial killer.
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"Great foods like wild boar ragu and Chianina steak are already disappearing from the menu once famed for its meats, wines, and cheeses," resident Elena Coda told The Local.
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After the corn had grown into the shape he wanted, Schwarz told his girlfriend that he had seen a wild boar, asking her to look at the field via drone.
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Saints RB Mark Ingram won the Super Bowl of hunting this week, popping a GIGANTIC 600 LB BOAR during a hunt in Tennessee ... and his NFL pals were definitely impressed.
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Musk called it a "kid-sized" sub, named Wild Boar — in reference to the soccer team — and posted pictures of the vessel being tested in a swimming pool in California.
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Musk called it a "kid-sized" sub, named Wild Boar—in honor of the soccer team—and posted pictures of the vessel being tested in a swimming pool in California.
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To prep the hair like Antonio Corral Calero did backstage, coat damp strands with Moroccanoil Treatment, then a heat protecting spray before blowing it straight with a boar bristle brush.
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Some hunters follow on foot through valleys of high grass and brush, while others stand on platforms in assigned posts waiting with their guns lowered for a boar to pass.
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I recently met up with Jasper to chat about sibling bonding, making the leap from television to sous vide cookery, and how exactly one procures a roomful of wild boar.
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If you want a new spear or club, you'll have to make your own, and if you have to heal you'll need to kill a boar for some tasty meat.
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Once upon a time, men like Zlatan led fighters across rough seas, took coastal towns by force, wielded axes, drank from tankards and ate wild boar at long, wooden tables.
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The department also said wild boar hunting had been suspended pending a review, and that it was using radio and television campaigns to urge the public not to feed boars.
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It's not as good for hard soaps as boar or horsehair, but the soft synthetic bristles of the Fendrihan brush get the lathering done and feel fantastic on the skin.
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Out of all the animals spotted on the cameras, wild boar showed up in the human-excluded zone the most — in more than 26,000 of the images to be precise.
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In January this year, the University of Hong Kong warned staff and students to be on their guard following two wild boar attacks near the campus, according to local media.
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But he didn't deserve to die in the underhanded manner concocted by his queen Cersei and her co-conspirator/cousin/lover, Lancel Lannister: drunk on wine, gored by a boar.
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Fury, whose last fight was two years ago when he beat Wladimir Klitschko to claim the WBA, IBF and WBO belts, blamed the failed test on eating uncastrated wild boar.
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The local Fukushima government recently published a guidebook of suggestions to help officials tackle the wild boar problem, including building special traps and using drones to ward off the animals.
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A "kid-size submarine" that he shared footage of on social media is "ready if needed," the billionaire entrepreneur said, and is named "Wild Boar" after the boys' soccer team.
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Seeing this single boar gave me a sense that our damage to the natural world might not be irreversible, that creatures that are endangered or locally extinct might one day reappear.
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Still, if you were to eat some of the radioactive boar meat, the dose is likely low enough you'd probably be OK, Jiri Drapal at the State Veterinary Administration told Reuters.
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On her Instagram, which she hasn't updated since 2015, she's posted photos of herself with Russian politicians like Torshin, workout pics, and photos of wild boar that she had just killed.
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One woman, who is Black, claimed that O'Reilly called her "hot chocolate" and grunted at her "like a wild boar," Lisa Bloom, the attorney for the women, told The Hollywood Reporter.
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SESTO FIORENTINO, Italy — Convento Il Chiostro, a monastery in the 43th century and now a rambling vacation home, sits on a secluded Tuscan hillside where deer and wild boar still roam.
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Although Lone Star Trapping employs cameras and electronic traps to capture wild pigs, Walton said the boar was "trap educated," so he had to resort to canine assistance to capture it.
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The doctors have followed the attempt to rescue the Wild Boar soccer team, which has been trapped in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave system in northern Thailand since June 23.
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The hunters, who cure much of the boar meat to eat at home, also emphasize the service they provide to the province's farmers by protecting their corn crops from foraging boars.
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A snake, a boar, and a hare get into a hairy situation in a new animated short by a group of students graduating from the Supinfocom animation school in Arles, France.
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Picture the likes of wild boar salami, air-dried bison, and air-dried elk served alongside chunks of doubled-smoked cheddar, pickles, sage-infused blueberries, cedar jelly, and baked bannock crackers.
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"Wild boar live very proximate to humans, but no one really thinks about them much, except to kill them," Ledgard said between slurps of pea soup, when we met in Prague.
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"The closer you get, the harder you try to see the boar as a creature, the more you realize that you don't have the empathy to do so," Ledgard said, laughing.
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The original version of the work featured two live pigs — a boar and a sow — having sex in front of audiences at one of the early informal art spaces in Beijing.
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Misabo, a gloomy boar with a mountain on his head who wears whale overalls hiked up to his snout, has the daunting job of promoting the village as a tourism destination.
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In the last two months, Hungary has detected 17 cases of African swine fever in dead wild boar in the north east, according to data from the food safety authority NEBIH.
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As the hunting fraternity shrinks due to age and rural depopulation, women are recruited to help protect farms against rising numbers of wild deer and boar viewed as pests by farmers.
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Japanese farmers have lost up to 23 billion yen ($170 million) annually since 2008 because of rising numbers of deer, boar, monkeys and birds, the Ministry of Agriculture said last month.
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Of all the reasons people call in sick at work, having a "wild boar" run at you, causing you to fall and fracture your ankle, is probably low down the list.
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The second outbreak is in the remote Greater Khingan Mountains in Inner Mongolia, where 210 of the 222 wild boar raised on the farm died, the ministry said in a separate statement.
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The menu includes invasive wild boar from Texas, a roll called sushi salaam dedicated to a "world without violence and retribution," as well as a dish with dried crickets emerging from rice.
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As of yesterday, a doctor and a nurse have joined the members of the "Wild Boar" team inside the cave, provisioning them with easily digestible, high-energy food with vitamins and minerals.
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The narrative follows main mutants Borman and Dux—an anthropomorphic boar and duck, respectively—as they explore the irradiated wastes of a region called The Zone in search of a mythical Eden.
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The minister told France 2 television earlier that there were between 500 and 600 wild boar to be culled in the designated white zone and it would take two to three weeks.
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China has banned imports of pigs, wild boar and products from Bulgaria and Belgium following outbreak of African swine fever, as well as imports from Japan after a regular swine fever outbreak.
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Another dish resembles a sushi roll, except—in keeping with the spirit of epicurean derring-do—the filling involves dried plum and bacon, and the wrapping is a cut of wild boar.
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The members of the Wild Boar soccer team were found weak but alive on Monday, nine days after they disappeared into the Tham Luang Nang Non cave network in Chiang Rai province.
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The DBV German Farmers' Federation called for a 70-percent cut of the country's wild boar population, saying hunters should also be allowed to kill sows and newborn piglets, the newspaper said.
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According to the New York Times, hundreds of toxic wild boars have been roaming the region and while boar is a delicacy in Japan, no one will want to eat these animals.
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They've left Atlanta for the village of Helen (located in Georgia's White County, mind you) and while cruising through the countryside, they very nearly run into a wild boar in the road.
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As far as the rest of Westeros knows at this point, Jon Arryn died of an illness, Bran Stark fell while climbing a tower, and King Robert was killed by a boar.
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As the forest to the north is overtaken by oil palm plantations, there are fewer wild deer and boar to hunt and the large catches of river fish have dwindled, he said.
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Circle Restaurant, which has an intimate veranda, serves Greek-Mediterranean fare like creamy shrimp and king crab bisque and red-wine-marinated wild boar, while the Onyx Bar offers local Nemean wine.
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Instead, it was a fireplace: a 16th-century stone behemoth, large enough to spit-roast a wild boar, that had been reimagined as an aristocratic-chic headboard for my plush double bed.
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Many Agta continue to live in huts made of branches and dried leaves as semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers, diving for octopus and lobster, spearing reef fish, trapping wild boar and hunting deer.
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But others like Australia, New Zealand, and Brazil use immunocastration: a sequence of two injections that block the development of a hormone that stimulates testicular growth in pigs, thereby preventing boar taint.
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For the ultimate meat lover or die-hard keto follower, Man Crates Exotic Meats has a Jerkygram, a collection of alligator, buffalo, wild boar and ostrich tastings from all over the world.
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One lawmaker suggested releasing natural predators into the wild but, as the AFCD points out, anything big enough to kill a wild boar -- such as a lion or tiger -- would threaten humans.
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The Suldlom discovered the boar-like, "primitive" Hadadeshi on a planet inside their territory and welcomed them into their theocracy, but those fierce individualists wanted no part of this utopia and rebelled.
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Or rather, former Lord of the Seven Kingdoms, as she convinces her other lover to kill her husband by giving him too much wine and letting a wild boar finish him off.
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Founder and CEO Erik Wachtmeister has launched similar apps before — he says once, while on a wild boar hunt in Germany, the idea of an online meeting place for "global nomads" struck him.
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"I know but I saw something on the news," she replied, possibly referencing the viral video of Venezuelan model Michelle Lewin getting bit by the boar in the butt on the same beach.
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The Danes, famed for their exports of bacon and other pork products, are worried about infected wild boar bringing the untreatable disease north, which could devastate livestock and hurt the country's farming industry.
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The boars, aside from their brazen behavior, aren't likely to pose a threat to Namie's returning residents—that is, unless residents start to eat them (wild boar meat is quite popular in Japan).
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Last year's outbreak among wild boar in Belgium marked a sudden westward spread of the virus in Europe, raising the risk it would reach large pork-production countries like Germany, France and Spain.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Hunters and activists have united against the Polish government's decision to cull most of Poland's wild boar population in an effort to curtail health risks related to African swine fever (ASF).
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The European Commission said on Thursday that a wild boar cull is the only appropriate way of dealing with the spread of African swine fever, Polish state news agency PAP reported on Friday.
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Behold, the very hungry, very large Boar King: Facebook user Tu Dong uploaded footage of the gargantuan beast last week, and the thing puts even that Planet Earth lizard-snake scene to shame.
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Cows and horses could kick the incautious farm boy's teeth out, the pigs still had some of their wild boar sensibilities about them, and the geese just hissed in a really scary way.
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The cave diving community is small, and the number of people capable of carrying out complex operations such as the one required to find and free the Wild Boar soccer team, smaller still.
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Hunters, of course, would rather simply hunt the animals as usual, unleashing dogs that chase the boar from the forest into areas where the hunters, arrayed in a line, can shoot at will.
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The wandervogels, literally hiking birds, made it a hiking destination and, generations later, Germans still come to mountain bike, hike and mushroom-hunt in the boar-infested woods of the nearby Palatinate forest.
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But the fjord is more than 15 miles long and less than a mile wide in places — and wild boar, which venture readily into water, are strong swimmers, even when they are young.
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Cespedes has not played since July 286, recovering first from operations on both heels and later from an ankle fracture he sustained during a run-in with a wild boar on his ranch.
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Out in the field, the team collects leopard scat to find out which animals they are hunting -- leopards are not picky eaters and their diet includes deer, monkeys, wild boar, porcupines and hares.
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The season-ending injury the outfielder suffered in May last year happened when he got into a tussle with a boar on his Port St. Lucie ranch, according to the New York Post.
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In the rest of Europe the main factor for spread has been wild boar movements, illegal pig and pork meat trading and the movement of people and vehicles between countries, according to Andriukaitis.
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Ms. Barbery unleashes a complete magical menagerie, a kaleidoscopic cast that includes not only elves but also unicorns; a giant squirrel; a fantastical, shape-shifting wild boar; and an otter with a human face.
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He then parts the hair to one side and slicks the front few inches back with a boar bristle brush and strong-hold gel, before setting it with a blast from the blow dryer.
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By all accounts, Matt Wright was the tribe leader on Season 3 of Naked and Afraid XL. An avid hunter, he caught the first big game animal in the show's history, a wild boar.
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That clean rush of excitement he felt as a cub after taking down his first boar is a faint and distant memory, dulled from repeated exposure, a copy of a copy of a copy.
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From Romania to Poland, Belgium and Estonia, pig farmers demanding compensation and stricter controls on wild boar have variously obstructed government vets, blocked motorways with tractors and threatened to dump animal dung on parliament.
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The barber and rumored heartthrob of local widows cuts my son's hair next to the butcher shop that feeds my addiction to wild boar and the local Podere 414 Morellino di Scansano red wine.
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As men in camouflage, one in an orange vest that read "Attention, Wild Boar Hunter at Work," yelped to their pets and each other, the smell of gunpowder, garlic and dandelions scented the air.
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"To cull rapidly wild boar in the 'white zone' and halt African swine fever, general mobilization of hunters with the logistical support of the army," Agriculture Minister Didier Guillaume said on his Twitter feed.
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Closing the island to tourists aims to avert interference and cut the risk of poaching to allow a recovery in the numbers of the animals' preferred prey, such as deer, buffalo and wild boar.
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SOFIA, July 11 (Reuters) - Bulgaria has detected new cases of African swine fever in a dead wild boar and a dead pig near the Romanian border, the national food safety authority said on Thursday.
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In the scene he'd just finished, for the show "Atlanta," he'd jammed on the brakes to avoid a wild boar in the road, an apparition that made him wonder just how high he was.
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The virus found last week in a wild boar in the far north is a different strain to the one found in domestic pigs, and very likely came from outside China, Huang also said.
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Reservations are harder to come by than a vegan at their restaurant, but I managed to squeeze in one afternoon for a conversation about hunting boar, hoarding sausages in the basement, and Viking charcuterie.
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Through the centuries, the annual hunt has become intimately intertwined with local life, in ways that tracking wild boar or deer, which requires isolation and a more masterful skill level, cannot hope to replicate.
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On Wednesday, a day after the boars were tranquilized in the Causeway Bay district, two people were hospitalized after a different wild boar attacked them at a public housing estate on the Kowloon peninsula.
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Butter also contributed to the success of the Parker House rolls, which had been brushed with wild boar fat and cooked over the grill (the kitchen is run by the executive chef, Nicolas Ferreira).
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A three-month installation in 2011 in Valenciennes, France—part of a larger project entitled La Chasse ("The Hunt" in French)—featured a wooden net that was repeatedly broken by the region's wild boar.
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It is hoped that closing the island to tourists will cut the risk of poaching and allow a recovery in the numbers of the animals' preferred prey, such as deer, buffalo and wild boar.
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Poland's ruling nationalists Law and Justice (PiS) are no strangers to conflicts with environmentalists, with decisions to cull wild boar and carry out large-scale logging in the ancient Bialowieza forest provoking widespread opposition.
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After a while I began to feel gorged on boxing, as if I were eating one meat course after another, starting with baloney and working up to wild boar and cerf à la royale.
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In summer 2017, the Czech Republic managed an outbreak of the deadly virus in its wild boar population by early prevention methods like targeted hunting, increased biosecurity, awareness campaigns and training of local people.
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Santana only sells frozen crocodile meat in bulk, but I find another vendor, Arminda Gutierrez, who offers to cook me up a fillet with some venison and wild boar for just 200 pesos ($12).
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On Tuesday, another complaint went public involving an African-American woman who claims O'Reilly would "grunt at her like a wild boar" and call her "hot chocolate," in the words of attorney Lisa Bloom.
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They also need that forest to be abundantly populated with deer and wild boar, and these prey species in turn must feed on acorns from Mongolian oak and pine cones from Korean pine to survive.
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While some tribal members wear jeans and use cellular phones bought with government welfare payments and sales of Brazil nuts and cassava flour, they live largely as their ancestors did, hunting tapirs and wild boar.
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The "Wild Boar" team was discovered by expert divers nine days after they went missing, and they're currently huddled on a steep, muddy rock some 2.5 miles (4 km) from the mouth of the cave.
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Written and directed by legendary Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki, Princess Mononoke tells the story of Ashitaka, an Emishi prince who journeys west to discover why a boar god became a demon that attacked his village.
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Khal Drogo was humanely smothered after he was resurrected into a vegetative state, Barristan Selmy was felled in battle, and King Robert was killed by, of all things, a wild boar during a hunting trip.
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Footage of the moment two volunteer British rescue divers found the boys, aged 11 to 16, and their coach from the Moo Pa (Wild Boar) soccer academy was posted on Facebook by Thailand's Navy SEALs.
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It's worth noting that Philip is famous for hunting in African colonies -- and, according to the British press, has since amassed a trophy collection of more than 30,000 -- including a tiger, crocodiles and wild boar.
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The report described grainy, dramatic tapes of fights between a yellow-throated martens and a feral-looking house cat, a brown bear and a wild boar, as well as weasels, eagles, rams and farm animals.
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Germany earlier this year issued a decree to allow hunters to shoot wild boar year-round to stop the animals, which can carry African swine fever, from passing the deadly infection on to farm pigs.
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Rescuers are hopeful of getting through to a larger, deeper chamber, informally named Pattaya Beach, where the group, members of the Wild Boar soccer team, is believed to have been trapped by the rising water.
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Seven Thai Navy SEAL divers, including a doctor and nurse, spent Tuesday night huddled in the dark with members of the Wild Boar soccer team, who have been trapped inside the cave since June 23.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Agriculture Minister Christian Schmidt is backing an "intelligent reduction" of Germany's growing wild boar population to prevent a further spread of African Swine Fever (ASF), the Rheinische Post newspaper reported on Friday.
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Yet "wild pig nuisances," as officials call porcine problems in this semiautonomous Chinese city, rose to 738 last year from 294 in 2013, and social media chatter about wild boar run-ins has become commonplace.
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Wide varieties of farm sizes from backyard family-run pens to large-scale commercial operations, as well as a large wild boar population, make it difficult to prevent and control the disease, the FAO says.
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The virus first entered Eurasia in 2007g in Georgia via wild boar imported from Africa, said Andriukaitis, who chaired a meeting September 17 with Belgian ministers to discuss the handling of cases found in Belgium.
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In the air, the Conservation Department uses State Police helicopters to conduct seasonal patrols to spot shriveled trees on mountainsides or to search for animals that do not belong here, such as the Eurasian boar.
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