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Some herbivores ''are'' portrayed as threatening and aggressive on a fairly regular basis. [[FullBoarAction Boars]] (technically omnivorous), [[GruesomeGoat goats, rams]], {{b|rutishBulls}}ulls, [[HellishHorse stallions]], {{rhino|Rampage}}ceroses, [[CruelElephant elephants]], [[AngryAngryHippos hippopotamuses]], [[BoxingKangaroo kangaroos]], [[KillerGorilla gorillas]], and [[FoulWaterfowl geese]] (technically omnivorus) are especially prone to this. When dinosaurs are concerned, you can expect [[TemperCeratops ceratopsians]], [[HeadButtingPachy pachycephalosaurs]] (technically omnivorous), [[ToughArmoredDinosaur stegosaurs, and ankylosaurs]] to also be portrayed this way. On the subject of insects, expect this to be true of {{bee|Afraid}}s and moreso {{termite|Trouble}}s and {{mosquito|Menace}}es (though they're mostly threatening when they're parasitic females). Another common exception, when herbivores are depicted as dangerous, is if they get involved in an AnimalStampede.

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Some herbivores ''are'' portrayed as threatening and aggressive on a fairly regular basis. [[FullBoarAction Boars]] (technically omnivorous), [[GruesomeGoat goats, rams]], {{b|rutishBulls}}ulls, [[HellishHorse stallions]], {{rhino|Rampage}}ceroses, [[CruelElephant elephants]], [[AngryAngryHippos hippopotamuses]], [[BoxingKangaroo kangaroos]], [[KillerGorilla gorillas]], and [[FoulWaterfowl geese]] (technically omnivorus) omnivore's) are especially prone to this. When dinosaurs (not counting the above-mentioned geese) are concerned, you can expect [[TemperCeratops ceratopsians]], [[HeadButtingPachy pachycephalosaurs]] (technically omnivorous), [[ToughArmoredDinosaur stegosaurs, and ankylosaurs]] to also be portrayed this way. On the subject of insects, expect this to be true of {{bee|Afraid}}s and moreso {{termite|Trouble}}s and {{mosquito|Menace}}es {{mosquito|Miscreants}}es (though they're mostly threatening when they're parasitic females). Another common exception, when herbivores are depicted as dangerous, is if they get involved in an AnimalStampede.
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Some herbivores ''are'' portrayed as threatening and aggressive on a fairly regular basis. [[FullBoarAction Boars]] (technically omnivorous), [[GruesomeGoat goats, rams]], {{b|rutishBulls}}ulls, [[HellishHorse stallions]], {{rhino|Rampage}}ceroses, [[CruelElephant elephants]], [[AngryAngryHippos hippopotamuses]], [[BoxingKangaroo kangaroos]], and [[KillerGorilla gorillas]] are especially prone to this. When dinosaurs are concerned, you can expect [[TemperCeratops ceratopsians]], [[HeadButtingPachy pachycephalosaurs]] (technically omnivorous), [[ToughArmoredDinosaur stegosaurs, and ankylosaurs]] to also be portrayed this way. On the subject of insects, expect this to be true of {{bee|Afraid}}s and moreso {{termite|Trouble}}s. Another common exception, when herbivores are depicted as dangerous, is if they get involved in an AnimalStampede.

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Some herbivores ''are'' portrayed as threatening and aggressive on a fairly regular basis. [[FullBoarAction Boars]] (technically omnivorous), [[GruesomeGoat goats, rams]], {{b|rutishBulls}}ulls, [[HellishHorse stallions]], {{rhino|Rampage}}ceroses, [[CruelElephant elephants]], [[AngryAngryHippos hippopotamuses]], [[BoxingKangaroo kangaroos]], and [[KillerGorilla gorillas]] gorillas]], and [[FoulWaterfowl geese]] (technically omnivorus) are especially prone to this. When dinosaurs are concerned, you can expect [[TemperCeratops ceratopsians]], [[HeadButtingPachy pachycephalosaurs]] (technically omnivorous), [[ToughArmoredDinosaur stegosaurs, and ankylosaurs]] to also be portrayed this way. On the subject of insects, expect this to be true of {{bee|Afraid}}s and moreso {{termite|Trouble}}s.{{termite|Trouble}}s and {{mosquito|Menace}}es (though they're mostly threatening when they're parasitic females). Another common exception, when herbivores are depicted as dangerous, is if they get involved in an AnimalStampede.
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* ZigZagged in the ''Film/JurassicPark'' game produced for the Sega Genesis. The first Triceratops you find is peaceful unless you provoke it by firing a weapon in its presence, but other Triceratopses found throughout the levels will generally attack if you get close (some will even automatically try to knock you into BottomlessPits). Meanwhile, the Brachiosauruses do nothing but provide obstacles you need to get rid of in order to progress.

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* ZigZagged in the ''Film/JurassicPark'' ''Film/JurassicPark1993'' game produced for the Sega Genesis. The first Triceratops you find is peaceful unless you provoke it by firing a weapon in its presence, but other Triceratopses found throughout the levels will generally attack if you get close (some will even automatically try to knock you into BottomlessPits). Meanwhile, the Brachiosauruses do nothing but provide obstacles you need to get rid of in order to progress.
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* ''WebVideo/JurassicWhatIf'': {{Inverted|Trope}} in Episode 3 ("What If The Woolly Mammoth was in Jurassic World?"). The woolly mammoths are just as violent and destructive as any ''T. rex'' in the ''Franchise/JurassicPark'' franchise has ever been.

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