Dzik
Dzik is the Polish term for the wild boar, the large mammal in the pig family Suidae. The species Sus scrofa encompasses wild populations and feral pigs that range across Europe and much of Asia, with established populations in other regions due to introductions.
Adults are stout, with a coarse coat that can be brown to gray, and prominent tusks. They
Wild boars are native to Europe and Asia and are highly adaptable, occupying forests, brushy areas, wetlands,
Reproduction occurs year-round in warmer areas; in temperate zones, mating tends to occur in autumn or winter.
Conservation and human interactions: Wild boar populations are widespread and not globally endangered, though local declines
Dzik is also used as a surname in Poland and may refer to people bearing the name.