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An ink painting of a mother boar watching over her piglets as they play.
An {{Wiki|Ink wash painting|ink painting}} of a mother [[Wild boar|boar]] watching over her piglets as they play.


With the coming of spring, mother boars lead their troops of piglets through the forest as they forage for food. The little armies of babies follow along obediently, keeping a close distance behind.
With the coming of spring, mother boars lead their troops of piglets through the forest as they forage for food. The little armies of babies follow along obediently, keeping a close distance behind.

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An ink painting of a mother boar watching over her piglets as they play.

With the coming of spring, mother boars lead their troops of piglets through the forest as they forage for food. The little armies of babies follow along obediently, keeping a close distance behind.