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Frostfire boars are gigantic omnivores distributing in northern Gigantus often near dormant or active volcanoes. This massive porker stands about 72ft tall and 81ft long. They are named for their snow-white coat and fiery red stripes.

Apart from the markings of its coat, they are also recognised by their tusks, which make a combo of horns and saber teeth. They also have an extra toe on each foot and are more lankier compared to earth pigs making them more adept in running at high speeds. It is not native to Amasis and is likely evolved from domestic or specifically the babirusa hence the tusks above the eyes, except the tusks grow outward, not directly into the skull.

These pigs have a constant feud with blue horned tigers that also inhabit the area. If one species wants to expand or relocate into blue horn territory there’s gonna be brutal fights, it’s always a 50/50 chance of survival between the two. When the boar wins they kill the tiger, males generally eat it, females, mainly pregnant ones or mothers who already have a litter use the fresh kill as a nest for their young by disemboweling it (yes this is a Star Wars reference) to protect them from harsh blizzards.

Females appear to have slightly faded stripes or have no stripes at all, have smaller tusks and completely lack the “saber teeth”.

Description
Frostfire boars are gigantic omnivores distributing in northern Gigantus often near dormant or active volcanoes. This massive porker stands about 72ft tall and 81ft long. They are named for their snow-white coat and fiery red stripes.

Apart from the markings of its coat, they are also recognised by their tusks, which make a combo of horns and saber teeth. They also have an extra toe on each foot and are more lankier compared to earth pigs making them more adept in running at high speeds. It is not native to Amasis and is likely evolved from domestic or specifically the babirusa hence the tusks above the eyes, except the tusks grow outward, not directly into the skull.

These pigs have a constant feud with blue horned tigers that also inhabit the area. If one species wants to expand or relocate into blue horn territory there’s gonna be brutal fights, it’s always a 50/50 chance of survival between the two. When the boar wins they kill the tiger, males generally eat it, females, mainly pregnant ones or mothers who already have a litter use the fresh kill as a nest for their young by disemboweling it (yes this is a Star Wars reference) to protect them from harsh blizzards.

Females appear to have slightly faded stripes or have no stripes at all, have smaller tusks and completely lack the “saber teeth”.