The wolf (Canis lupus) is the main predator of wild boar throughout most of its range. A single wolf can kill around 50 to 80 boars of differing ages in one year. In Italy and Belarus' Belovezhskaya Pushcha National Park, boars are the wolf's primary prey, despite an abundance of alternative, less powerful ungulates. Wolves are particularly threatening during the winter, when deep snow impedes the boars' movements. In the Baltic regions, heavy snowfall can allow wolves to eliminate boars from an area almost completely. Wolves primarily target piglets and subadults and only rarely attack adult sows. Adult males are usually avoided entirely. Dholes (Cuon alpinus) may also prey on boars, to the point of keeping their numbers down in northwestern Bhutan, despite there being many more cattle in the area. thumb|Banded pig (S. s. vittatus) being eaten by Komodo dragons Leopards (Panthera pardus) are predators of wild boar in the Caucasus (particularly Transcaucasia), the Russian Far East, India, China and Iran. In most areas, boars constitute only a small part of the leopard's diet. However, in Iran's Sarigol National Park, boars are the second most frequently targeted prey species after mouflon (Ovis gmelini), though adult individuals are generally avoided, as they are above the leopard's preferred weight range of . This dependence on wild boar is largely due in part to the local leopard subspecies' large size.
the wolf (canis lupus) is the main predator of wild boar throughout most of its range a single wolf can kill around 50 to 80 boars of differing ages in one year in italy and belarus' belovezhskaya pushcha national park boars are the wolf's primary prey despite an abundance of alternative less powerful ungulates wolves are particularly threatening during the winter when deep snow impedes the boars' movements in the baltic regions heavy snowfall can allow wolves to eliminate boars from an area almost completely wolves primarily target piglets and subadults and only rarely attack adult sows adult males are usually avoided entirely dholes (cuon alpinus) may also prey on boars to the point of keeping their numbers down in northwestern bhutan despite there being many more cattle in the area thumb|banded pig (s s vittatus) being eaten by komodo dragons leopards (panthera pardus) are predators of wild boar in the caucasus (particularly transcaucasia) the russian far east india china and iran in most areas boars constitute only a small part of the leopard's diet however in iran's sarigol national park boars are the second most frequently targeted prey species after mouflon (ovis gmelini) though adult individuals are generally avoided as they are above the leopard's preferred weight range of  this dependence on wild boar is largely due in part to the local leopard subspecies' large size