This proverb may seem odd at first glance, as it’s hard to imagine a wild boar chewing on mosquitoes. However, its meaning lies in the idea that even an insignificant or pointless action is better than doing nothing at all. In English, an equivalent proverb might be: ‘Better to do something than nothing at all.’ It emphasizes the importance of staying active, even if the actions taken don’t seem to have immediate significant impacts.