This is BammBamm, a babirusa. A member of the pig family, this prehistoric-looking creature is native to the small Indonesian island of Sulawesi. The babirusa's most distinctive feature is its tusks.

THIS is the horrifying moment a wild boar viciously attacked an old-age pensioner in the front yard of his home before pinning him down to the ground. The old man, 70, sustained severe spine injuri… ...

Locals were left asking 'what-the-tusk' when a wild boar attacked a little boy and his mother as he played in the street. Footage from street security cameras in Fengyang, Anhui Province, China ...

The boar's tusk grazed very close to Easton's eye, dislocated his shoulder, and left him knocked out for around 25 minutes. "I had blood out of my nose, out of my mouth, out of my eye," Easton said.

Wild boar roamed all over Britain until over-hunting and habitat loss lead to their demise by the 17th Century. ... Male wild boars grow tusks from both their upper and lower jaws.

As wild boar populations increase, they appear more and more often in suburban and urban spaces, such as these wild pigs in Haifa, Israel. Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images ...

In general, wild boar are differentiated from domestic pigs by their thinner bodies, thicker hides, longer tusks, and coarse, bristly hair, though the biggest difference comes by way of their ...