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The wild boar is an omnivorous artiodactyl non-ruminant mammal of the genus Sus. Differs from the domestic pig, which is undoubtedly descended from the wild boar (and other related species), has a shorter and denser body, thicker and higher legs; in addition, the head of the boar is longer and thinner, the ears are longer, sharper and, moreover, erect. The constantly growing upper and lower fangs sticking upwards from the mouth are much more developed in the male than in the female.

Elastic bristles, except for the lower part of the neck and the back of the abdomen, form on the back something like a mane with a comb that bristles when the animal is excited. In winter, a thick and soft underfur grows under the bristles. The bristles are black-brown in color with an admixture of yellowish, the undercoat is brownish-gray, due to which the general color is gray-black-brown, the muzzle, tail, lower legs and hooves are black. Pied and piebald specimens are rare and are thought to be descendants of feral domestic pigs. The color of the bristles may vary depending on the age and habitat: if pure black boars are found in Belarus, then in the area of ​​​​Lake Balkhash they are very light, almost whitish.