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Anatomically correct Sea Boar

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Wild boars are well known for their large, bulky body, their aggressivity and their tusks.

They are animals from which a predator would gladly stay away if some easier prey is available. And, last but not least, they are omnivore.

How can a water dwelling creature (fish or water mammal) evolve to have the same features?

Clarification: the sea boar has to spend all of its life in water.

This is my contribution to the Anatomically Correct series.

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