Warthog or boars
The wild cousin of the pig is a boar. It is simalar but has tusks. There are other differences as well.
The African wild boar is the tusked, wild pig of Africa. The boar's scientific name is Phacochoerus africanus. The boar's tusks are hunted by poachers. The tusks traditionally are used as knife handles. But they also have artistic uses.
The cousin to the pig would be a wart hog.
A wild Boar
If you mean maturity,about six mounths If you mean to go from domesticated form (normal pig) to wild boar form (hairy with tusks) it takes a couple of generations in the wild. It's a surprisingly quick change.
A wart hog is an African pig with large curved tusks and a flattened head. Its tusks may be as two feet long!
The original Russian Boars are a wild pig with a straight tail, nearly black hair and moderate length tusks.
No have you ever seen a wild pig their called Bores they get tusks and can grow to over 800 pounds.
Guinea pigs are rodents, so their closest relatives involve mice or rats, hamsters, gerbil and chinchila.
IT is the very large mammal that is native to Africa and lives in the water. It is related to the Pig family. It has a Hugh mouth with large teeth that looks like tusks.
warthogs == Boars. A boar is a wild pig with tusks & bristly (coarse) hair. A warthog, though similar, is covered in warts. The difference between the two can be more easily explained in a dictionary.
No, not all pigs have tusks. Tusks are elongated, continuously growing teeth that are typically found in wild pigs, such as boars. Domesticated pigs bred for agricultural purposes usually do not have tusks.