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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laika Laika the dog]] was a Soviet cosmonaut, famous for being the first person to ever visit outer space. Unfortunately, she was also the first person to die in space after her capsule's life support system malfunctioned and she died from hyperthermia.
** Jossed. Diane interviewed her on a podcast in season 5. While she was a Soviet cosmonaut and first in outer space, she survived the ordeal.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laika Laika the dog]] was a Soviet cosmonaut, famous for being the first person to ever visit outer space. Unfortunately, she was also the first person to die in space after her capsule's life support system malfunctioned and she died from hyperthermia.\n** Jossed. Diane interviewed her on a podcast in season 5. While she was a Soviet cosmonaut and first in outer space, she survived the ordeal.
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* Most presidential "pets" were nannies or tutors hired to help take care of the president's kids.
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* Most presidential "pets" were nannies or tutors hired to help take care of the president's kids. Poll Grey (An ancestor of famed motivational speaker Alex Grey) was a valet and close friend to Andrew Jackson. Poll was asked to leave Jackson's funeral because he was shouting swear words in a fit of grief. Hilmar and Hermione Beagle were a married couple serving as maid and butler in Lyndon Johnson's household, until they quit, citing abuse from the president. Johnson swore Hilmar's vehicular death was an accident. Socks was Chelsea Clinton's piano teacher who did not get along with Buddy, Bill Clinton's PR consultant.
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* Alex Grey was a parrot and motivational speaker who encouraged his listeners to identify what was different about them and embrace it in order to unlock their true potential. He had a sudden fatal heart attack after telling his assistant Irene Pepperberg he would see her tomorrow.
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**Jossed. Diane interviewed her on a podcast in season 5. While she was a Soviet cosmonaut and first in outer space, she survived the ordeal.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topsy_(elephant) Topsy the elephant]] lived a tragic life as an abused slave who was abducted from her jungle village in Southeast Asia. Brought to America to perform as a clown in Adam Forepaugh's circus, she eventually snapped and beat a spectator to death, for which she was sentenced to execution by electric chair.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topsy_(elephant) Topsy the elephant]] lived a tragic life as an abused slave who was abducted from her jungle village in Southeast Asia. Brought to America to perform as a clown in Adam Forepaugh's circus, she eventually snapped and beat a spectator to death, for which she was sentenced to execution by electric chair. The phrase "elephant in the room" emerged from this incident since no one really wanted to talk about the injustices that led to Topsy snapping.
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** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_of_Rudraprayag Leopard of Rudraprayag]] was another scavenger who took advantage of the 1918 influenza pandemic and high death toll to enrich himself by looting the bodies and homes of the deceased. After the pandemic died down, greed took over and he became a SerialKiller, murdering and robbing pilgrims on their way to the Hindu shines located in Kedarnath and Badrinath. In some cases, he would even break into houses, kill the inhabitants as they slept and steal all their belongings. He is estimated to have killed at least 125 people, but the true number of victims is likely higher. He successfully evaded British and Gurkha soldiers sent to capture him but was eventually killed after a ten-week-long manhunt and subsequent shootout with Jim Corbett.
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** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_of_Rudraprayag Leopard of Rudraprayag]] was another scavenger who took advantage of the 1918 influenza pandemic and high death toll to enrich himself by looting the bodies and homes of the deceased. After the pandemic died down, greed took over and he became a SerialKiller, murdering and robbing pilgrims on their way to the Hindu shines shrines located in Kedarnath and Badrinath. In some cases, he would even break into houses, kill the inhabitants as they slept and steal all their belongings. He is estimated to have killed at least 125 people, but the true number of victims is likely higher. He successfully evaded British and Gurkha soldiers sent to capture him but was eventually killed after a ten-week-long manhunt and subsequent shootout with Jim Corbett.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champawat_Tiger Champawat Tigress]] was a SerialKiller who was born in Nepal. After a run-in in with the Nepalese Army, she fled to India where she killed villagers who went into the forest to gather firewood and resources, as she hoped these deaths would be chalked up to people disappearing in the forests. She was eventually killed in a shootout with the bounty hunter Jim Corbett. This act would then propel the then relatively unknown bounty hunter to fame as a bounty hunter who specialized in capturing or killing the most dangerous of {{Serial Killer}}s.
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** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champawat_Tiger Champawat Tigress]] was aSerialKiller serial killer who was born in Nepal. After a run-in in with the Nepalese Army, she fled to India where she killed villagers who went into the forest to gather firewood and resources, as she hoped these deaths would be chalked up to people disappearing in the forests. She was eventually killed in a shootout with the bounty hunter Jim Corbett. This act would then propel the then relatively unknown bounty hunter (relatively unknown) soldier to fame as a bounty hunter hunter, who specialized in capturing or killing the most dangerous of {{Serial Killer}}s.serial killers in India.
** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_attack#Notable_man-eaters Leopard of Panar]] was a scavenger who exploited a cholera epidemic to enrich himself by looting bodies and homes of the deceased. He soon became greedy and started murdering people for their belongings. He killed and robbed upwards of 400 people, but the true number is likely to be unknown as he committed his crimes in the Panar region which was a very remote part of northern India, during the early 20th century. He was killed in a shootout with Jim Corbett in 1910.
** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_of_Rudraprayag Leopard of Rudraprayag]] was another scavenger who took advantage of the 1918 influenza pandemic and high death toll to enrich himself by looting the bodies and homes of the deceased. After the pandemic died down, greed took over and he became a SerialKiller, murdering and robbing pilgrims on their way to the Hindu shines located in Kedarnath and Badrinath. In some cases, he would even break into houses, kill the inhabitants as they slept and steal all their belongings. He is estimated to have killed at least 125 people, but the true number of victims is likely higher. He successfully evaded British and Gurkha soldiers sent to capture him but was eventually killed after a ten-week-long manhunt and subsequent shootout with Jim Corbett.
** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champawat_Tiger Champawat Tigress]] was a
** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_attack#Notable_man-eaters Leopard of Panar]] was a scavenger who exploited a cholera epidemic to enrich himself by looting bodies and homes of the deceased. He soon became greedy and started murdering people for their belongings. He killed and robbed upwards of 400 people, but the true number is likely to be unknown as he committed his crimes in the Panar region which was a very remote part of northern India, during the early 20th century. He was killed in a shootout with Jim Corbett in 1910.
** The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_of_Rudraprayag Leopard of Rudraprayag]] was another scavenger who took advantage of the 1918 influenza pandemic and high death toll to enrich himself by looting the bodies and homes of the deceased. After the pandemic died down, greed took over and he became a SerialKiller, murdering and robbing pilgrims on their way to the Hindu shines located in Kedarnath and Badrinath. In some cases, he would even break into houses, kill the inhabitants as they slept and steal all their belongings. He is estimated to have killed at least 125 people, but the true number of victims is likely higher. He successfully evaded British and Gurkha soldiers sent to capture him but was eventually killed after a ten-week-long manhunt and subsequent shootout with Jim Corbett.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_of_Rudraprayag The Leopard of Rudraprayag]] was scavenger who took advantage of the 1918 influenza pandemic and high death toll to enrich himself by looting the bodies and homes of the deceased. After the pandemic died down, greed took over and he became a SerialKiller, murdering and robbing pilgrims on their way to the Hindu shines located in Kedarnath and Badrinath. In some cases, he would even break into houses, kill the inhabitants as they slept and steal all their belongings. He is estimated to have killed at least 125 people, but the true number of victims is likely higher. He successfully evaded British and Gurkha soldiers sent to capture him but was eventually killed after a ten-week long hunt and subsequent shootout with famed bounty hunter Jim Corbett.
** The Leopard of Panar was another scavenger who exploited a cholera epidemic to enrich himself by looting bodies and homes of the deceased. Again, he became greedy and started murdering people for their belongings. He killed and robbed upwards of 400 people, but the true number is likely to be unknown as he committed his crimes in the Panar region which was a very remote part of northern India, during the early 20th century. He was killed in a shootout with Jim Corbett in 1910.
** The Leopard of Panar was another scavenger who exploited a cholera epidemic to enrich himself by looting bodies and homes of the deceased. Again, he became greedy and started murdering people for their belongings. He killed and robbed upwards of 400 people, but the true number is likely to be unknown as he committed his crimes in the Panar region which was a very remote part of northern India, during the early 20th century. He was killed in a shootout with Jim Corbett in 1910.
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[[WMG: Talking dog/puppy movies aimed at children from real-life are actually mean-spirited affairs meant to mock and belittle dogs in-universe.]]
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As a result, average dog children dislike them.
* Or perhaps such movies are not meant to be malicious, but they tend to contain [[invoked]][[UnfortunateImplications cringeworthy dog stereotypes]], which naturally leads to film critics and animal activists complaining about them.
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* New Delhi and several other cities have had problems with macaque [[https://www.reuters.com/article/us-india-monkeys/monkeys-run-amok-in-indias-corridors-of-power-idUSKBN1OA01R street gangs]] who harass tourists and locals alike, pick-pocketing them or just outright mugging or even attacking them.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_of_Rudraprayag The Leopard of Rudraprayag]] was scavenger who took advantage of the 1918 influenza pandemic and high death toll to enrich himself by looting the bodies and homes of the deceased. After the pandemic died down, greed took over and he became a SerialKiller, murdering and robbing pilgrims on their way to the Hindu shines located in Kedarnath and Badrinath. In some cases, he would even break into houses, kill the inhabitants as they slept and steal all their belongings. He is estimated to have killed at least 125 people, but the true number of victims is likely higher. He successfully evaded British and Gurkha soldiers sent to capture him but was eventually killed after a ten-week long hunt and subsequent shootout with famed bounty hunter Jim Corbett.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champawat_Tiger Champawat Tigress]] was a SerialKiller who was born in Nepal. After a run-in in with the Nepalese Army, she fled to India where she killed villagers who went into the forest to gather firewood and resources, as she hoped these deaths would be chalked up to people disappearing in the forests. She was eventually killed in a shootout with the bounty hunter Jim Corbett. This act would then propel the then relatively unknown bounty hunter to fame as a bounty hunter who specializes in the most dangerous of {{Serial Killer}}s.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champawat_Tiger Champawat Tigress]] was a SerialKiller who was born in Nepal. After a run-in in with the Nepalese Army, she fled to India where she killed villagers who went into the forest to gather firewood and resources, as she hoped these deaths would be chalked up to people disappearing in the forests. She was eventually killed in a shootout with the bounty hunter Jim Corbett. This act would then propel the then relatively unknown bounty hunter to fame as a bounty hunter who specializes specialized in capturing or killing the most dangerous of {{Serial Killer}}s.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champawat_Tiger Champawat Tigress]] was a SerialKiller who was born in Nepal. After a run-in in with the Nepalese Army, she fled to India where she killed villagers who went into the forest to gather firewood and resources, as she hoped these deaths would be chalked up to people disappearing in the forests. She was eventually killed in a shootout with Jim Corbett.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champawat_Tiger Champawat Tigress]] was a SerialKiller who was born in Nepal. After a run-in in with the Nepalese Army, she fled to India where she killed villagers who went into the forest to gather firewood and resources, as she hoped these deaths would be chalked up to people disappearing in the forests. She was eventually killed in a shootout with the bounty hunter Jim Corbett.Corbett. This act would then propel the then relatively unknown bounty hunter to fame as a bounty hunter who specializes in the most dangerous of {{Serial Killer}}s.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leopard_of_Rudraprayag The Leopard of Rudraprayag]] was scavenger who took advantage of the 1918 influenza pandemic and high death toll to enrich himself by looting the bodies and homes of the deceased. After the pandemic died down, greed took over and he became a SerialKiller, murdering and robbing pilgrims on their way to the Hindu shines located in Kedarnath and Badrinath. In some cases, he would even break into houses, kill the inhabitants as they slept and steal all their belongings. He is estimated to have killed at least 125 people, but the true number of victims is likely higher. He successfully evaded British and Gurkha soldiers sent to capture him but was eventually killed after a ten-week long hunt and subsequent shootout with famed bounty hunter Jim Corbett.
** The Leopard of Panar was another scavenger who exploited a cholera epidemic to enrich himself by looting bodies and homes of the deceased. Again, he became greedy and started murdering people for their belongings. He killed and robbed upwards of 400 people, but the true number is likely to be unknown as he committed his crimes in the Panar region which was a very remote part of northern India, during the early 20th century. He was killed in a shootout with Jim Corbett in 1910.
** The Leopard of Panar was another scavenger who exploited a cholera epidemic to enrich himself by looting bodies and homes of the deceased. Again, he became greedy and started murdering people for their belongings. He killed and robbed upwards of 400 people, but the true number is likely to be unknown as he committed his crimes in the Panar region which was a very remote part of northern India, during the early 20th century. He was killed in a shootout with Jim Corbett in 1910.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ramree_Island Battle of Ramree Island]] was an ambush of retreating Japanese soldiers perpetrated by the local Saltwater Crocodile communities in retribution of war crimes committed by the IJA, which would result in the near-total annihilation of Japanese forces who were allegedly EatenAlive by the crocodiles as well as neighboring snakes and insects. This event has been controversial amongst most mainstream [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII WW2]] historians who cite the battle as an UrbanLegend due to the fact that the crocodile community are relatively primitively armed thanks to their isolation from the rest of the world. Supporters however cite that the Japanese were already weakened by malnutrition and disease and that the crocodiles were in fact covertly supported by the British who were invading Ramree at the time giving them a lopsided advantage over the normally technologically superior Japanese.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Ramree_Island Battle of Ramree Island]] was an ambush of retreating Japanese soldiers perpetrated by the local Saltwater Crocodile communities in retribution of war crimes committed by the IJA, which would result in the near-total annihilation of Japanese forces who were allegedly EatenAlive by the crocodiles as well as neighboring snakes and insects. This event has been controversial amongst most mainstream [[UsefulNotes/WorldWarII WW2]] historians who cite the battle as an UrbanLegend due to the fact that the crocodile community are had relatively primitively armed primitive weapons thanks to their isolation from the rest of the world. Supporters however cite that the Japanese were already weakened by malnutrition and disease and that the crocodiles were in fact covertly supported by the British who were invading Ramree at the time giving them a lopsided advantage over the normally technologically superior Japanese.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sankebetsu_brown_bear_incident Kesagake]] was a Ussuri brown bear, who began raiding the food supplies of the settlers after losing his usual hunting grounds and farmland to deforestation. It was after he was shot and injured during one of his raids that he began to attack and kill settlers in retaliation. He was shot by Yamamoto Heikichi after a three-day search. Kesagake was also implicated in the killings of three women but those were never conclusively proven. More lurid tales allege that he also ate parts of his victims, but as his body was quickly buried (and the survivors of his attack did not wish to discuss them), those allegations remain unproven.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyke_(elephant) Tyke]] was the stage name of a Mozambique-born elephant performer who became known for one of the most serious incidents of workplace violence in Hawaii when she attacked her personal assistant and then fatally bludgeoned a coworker who came to the the man's aid. Afterwards, she charged out into the streets, attacking anyone within reach until she was killed in a hail of police gunfire.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyke_(elephant) Tyke]] was the stage name of a Mozambique-born elephant performer who became known for one of the most serious incidents of workplace violence in Hawaii when she attacked her personal assistant and then fatally bludgeoned a coworker who came to the the man's aid. Afterwards, she charged out into the streets, attacking anyone within reach until she was killed in a hail of police gunfire.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wojtek_(bear) Wojtek]] was a Iranian orphan who adopted by one of the many Polish civilians who accompanied the Polish armed forces after they were deported to the Soviet Union. He soon became enamored with Anatol Tarnowieck and with his parents' permission, he hung around their camp and soon became their unofficial mascot. By sheer coincidence, by the time he reached his teens, the Polish II Corps had been reassigned to fight in the Italian Campaign alongside the British Eighth Army. Without hesitation, he enlisted but due to speciesism at the time, he was only permitted to serve in non-combat roles. Regardless of such, during the Battle of Monte Cassino, he assisted the soldiers by carrying artillery ammunition to the front lines. For this, he received a promotion to corporal.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gombe_Chimpanzee_War Gombe Chimpanzee War]] was four-year-long blood feud between the Kahama and Kasakela chimp families in Tanzania over water and farmland. The end result was the near-complete annihilation of the Kahama family. This conflict was extensively documented by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Goodall Jane Goodall]] in her 1986 book ''The Chimpanzees of Gombe''.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gombe_Chimpanzee_War Gombe Chimpanzee War]] was a four-year-long blood feud between the Kahama and Kasakela chimp families in Tanzania over water and farmland. The end result was the near-complete annihilation of the Kahama family. This conflict was extensively documented by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Goodall Jane Goodall]] in her 1986 book ''The Chimpanzees of Gombe''.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gombe_Chimpanzee_War Gombe Chimpanzee War]] was four year long blood feud between the Kahama and Kasakela families in Tanzania over water and farmland. The end result was the near complete annihilation of the Kahama family. This conflict was extensively documented by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Goodall Jane Goodall]] in her 1986 book ''The Chimpanzees of Gombe''.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gombe_Chimpanzee_War Gombe Chimpanzee War]] was four year long four-year-long blood feud between the Kahama and Kasakela chimp families in Tanzania over water and farmland. The end result was the near complete near-complete annihilation of the Kahama family. This conflict was extensively documented by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Goodall Jane Goodall]] in her 1986 book ''The Chimpanzees of Gombe''.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was circus clown who fatally beat her supervisor Red Eldridge after he struck her for pausing to have a quick snack during a parade. She was then thrown into a local jail, where she was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything dragged outside by a lynch mob and then extrajudicially executed via public hanging]].
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was another circus clown who fatally beat her supervisor Red Eldridge Eldridge, after he struck her for pausing to have a quick snack during a parade. She was then thrown into a local jail, where she was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything dragged outside by a lynch mob and then extrajudicially executed via public hanging]].
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laika Laika the dog]] was a Soviet cosmonaut, famous for being the first person to ever visit outer space. Unfortunately, she was also the first person to die in space.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laika Laika the dog]] was a Soviet cosmonaut, famous for being the first person to ever visit outer space. Unfortunately, she was also the first person to die in space.space after her capsule's life support system malfunctioned and she died from hyperthermia.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was yet another rogue circus clown who turned homicidal and was subsequently killed for it. After she had fatally beaten her supervisor Red Eldridge, Mary was thrown into a local jail, where she was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything dragged outside by a lynch mob and then extrajudicially executed via public hanging]].
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was yet another rogue circus clown who turned homicidal and was subsequently killed for it. After she had fatally beaten beat her supervisor Red Eldridge, Mary Eldridge after he struck her for pausing to have a quick snack during a parade. She was then thrown into a local jail, where she was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything dragged outside by a lynch mob and then extrajudicially executed via public hanging]].
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** Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquainted with, along with the park rangers who pursued and fought with his killer.
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** Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquainted with, along with the park rangers who pursued and fought with his killer.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsavo_Man-Eaters Tsavo Man-Eaters]] were a duo of maneless lions whose usual food supply was decimated by the diseases the British colonists (human and animal) brought to Kenya. In desperation, they began to raid the camps of the workers who were hired to build the Kenya-Uganda Railway to steal food. After one of their raids goes awry, leaving one of the lions severely injured, the duo decide to take revenge on the people who destroyed their food supply by entering the camps and abducting workers, who are usually found killed and mutilated. Eventually, John Henry Patterson succeeded in ambushing and killing the duo after a wild running gunfight.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsavo_Man-Eaters Tsavo Man-Eaters]] Butchers]] were a duo of maneless lions whose usual food supply was decimated by the diseases the British colonists (human and animal) brought to Kenya. In desperation, they began to raid the camps of the workers who were hired to build the Kenya-Uganda Railway to steal food. After one of their raids goes awry, leaving one of the lions severely injured, the duo decide to take revenge on the people who destroyed their food supply by entering the camps and abducting workers, who are usually found killed and mutilated. Eventually, John Henry Patterson succeeded in ambushing and killing the duo after a wild running gunfight.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travis_(chimpanzee) Travis]] was a chimpanzee actor who had appeared in several commercials and TV programs. He did not handle fame too well and as a result, he quickly became addicted to Xanax. After seeing Charla Nash handling one of his awards, Travis flew into a rage (likely caused by the Xanax he had taken earlier as was his usual custom) and severely injured her. Still high on Xanax, he attacked a responding police officer and was fatally shot.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Travis_(chimpanzee) Travis]] was a chimpanzee actor who had appeared in several commercials and TV programs. He did not handle fame too well and as a result, he quickly became addicted to Xanax. After seeing Charla Nash handling one of his awards, Travis flew into a Xanax-induced rage (likely caused by the Xanax he had taken earlier as was his usual custom) and severely injured her. Still high on Xanax, he attacked a responding police officer and was fatally shot.
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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gombe_Chimpanzee_War Gombe Chimpanzee War]] was four year long blood feud between the Kahama and Kasakela families in Tanzania over water and farmland. The end result was the near complete annihilation of the Kahama family. This conflict was extensively documented by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Goodall Jane Goodall]] in her 1986 book ''The Chimpanzees of Gombe''.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufu_(dog) Fufu the dog]] was a royal bodyguard and close friend of Thailand's Crown Prince (and future King) [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajiralongkorn Vajiralongkorn]]. Fufu became (in)famous due to an online video which showed the dog sharing a birthday cake with Vajiralongkorn's wife Srirasmi (who was only wearing a G-string); which led to wild rumors among Thai people, claiming that Fufu was in a secret three-way sexual relationship with both the Prince and Princess. Fufu became even more notorious when he (despite being a rather young and inexperienced soldier) was somehow promoted to the rank of Air Chief Marshal in the Royal Thai Air Force, which seemed to be blatant cronyism on Vajiralongkorn's part. Fufu later died unexpectedly from an unknown illness in 2015, and was then given an expensive military funeral.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufu_(dog) Fufu the dog]] was a royal bodyguard and close friend of Thailand's Crown Prince (and future King) [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajiralongkorn Vajiralongkorn]]. Fufu became (in)famous due to an online video which showed the dog sharing a birthday cake with Vajiralongkorn's wife Srirasmi (who was only wearing a G-string); which led to wild rumors among Thai people, claiming that Fufu was in a secret three-way sexual relationship with both the Prince and Princess. Fufu became even more notorious when he (despite being a rather young and inexperienced soldier) was somehow promoted to the rank of Air Chief Marshal in the Royal Thai Air Force, which seemed to be a blatant act of cronyism on Vajiralongkorn's part. Fufu later died unexpectedly from an unknown illness in 2015, and was then given an expensive military funeral.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was yet another rogue circus clown who turned homicidal and was subsequently executed for it. After she had fatally beaten her supervisor Red Eldridge, Mary was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything publicly hanged in a manner which was strongly reminiscent of typical lynchings of the time]].
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was yet another rogue circus clown who turned homicidal and was subsequently executed killed for it. After she had fatally beaten her supervisor Red Eldridge, Mary was thrown into a local jail, where she was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything publicly hanged in dragged outside by a manner which was strongly reminiscent of typical lynchings of the time]].lynch mob and then extrajudicially executed via public hanging]].
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* Jumbo the Elephant was a clown in P. T. Barnum's circus. He died after shoving another elephant clown (Tom Thumb) out of the way of a train.
* Topsy the Elephant lived a tragic life as an abused slave who was abducted from her jungle village in Southeast Asia. Brought to America to perform as a clown in Adam Forepaugh's circus, she eventually snapped and beat a spectator to death, for which she was sentenced to execution by electric chair.
* Topsy the Elephant lived a tragic life as an abused slave who was abducted from her jungle village in Southeast Asia. Brought to America to perform as a clown in Adam Forepaugh's circus, she eventually snapped and beat a spectator to death, for which she was sentenced to execution by electric chair.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumbo Jumbo the Elephant elephant]] was a clown in P. T. Barnum's circus. He died after shoving another elephant clown (Tom Thumb) out of the way of a train.
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topsy_(elephant) Topsy theElephant elephant]] lived a tragic life as an abused slave who was abducted from her jungle village in Southeast Asia. Brought to America to perform as a clown in Adam Forepaugh's circus, she eventually snapped and beat a spectator to death, for which she was sentenced to execution by electric chair.chair.
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was yet another rogue circus clown who turned homicidal and was subsequently executed for it. After she had fatally beaten her supervisor Red Eldridge, Mary was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything publicly hanged in a manner which was strongly reminiscent of typical lynchings of the time]].
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topsy_(elephant) Topsy the
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_(elephant) Mary the elephant]] was yet another rogue circus clown who turned homicidal and was subsequently executed for it. After she had fatally beaten her supervisor Red Eldridge, Mary was [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything publicly hanged in a manner which was strongly reminiscent of typical lynchings of the time]].
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* {{UsefulNotes/Hachiko}} Ueno was involved in one of the first human/dog marriages recognized in Japan. Unfortunately, she went a little crazy after the sudden death of her husband and refused to leave the train station where she always came to greet him after work.
* Catherine O'Leary, a recently immigrated Irish Moiled, built a fire to keep herself warm one night, but fell asleep and let it go out of control.
* Incitatus was a member of Caligula's consul. Caligula rewarded him handsomely for spying on his enemies for him.
* Catherine O'Leary, a recently immigrated Irish Moiled, built a fire to keep herself warm one night, but fell asleep and let it go out of control.
* Incitatus was a member of Caligula's consul. Caligula rewarded him handsomely for spying on his enemies for him.
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* {{UsefulNotes/Hachiko}} Ueno was involved in one of the first human/dog marriages recognized in Japan. Unfortunately, she went a little crazy after the sudden death of her husband HidesaburÅ Ueno, and refused to leave the train station where she always came to greet him after work.
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_Donegan CatherineO'Leary, O'Leary]] was a recently immigrated Irish Moiled, Moiled cow who built a fire to keep herself warm one night, but fell asleep and let it go out of control.
control, resulting in the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Chicago_Fire Great Chicago Fire]] of 1871.
*Incitatus [[CaligulasHorse Incitatus]] was a member of Caligula's {{UsefulNotes/Caligula}}'s consul. Caligula rewarded him handsomely for spying on his enemies for him.
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catherine_Donegan Catherine
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* Ham Chimpson was the first American in space.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laika Laika the dog]] was a Soviet cosmonaut, famous for being the first person to ever visit outer space. Unfortunately, she was also the first person to die in space.
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ham_(chimpanzee) HamChimpson Chimpson]] was the first American astronaut in space.
* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ham_(chimpanzee) Ham
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* Or perhaps such movies are not meant to be malicious, but they tend to contain [[UnfortunateImplications cringeworthy dog stereotypes]], which naturally leads to film critics and animal activists complaining about them.
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* Or perhaps such movies are not meant to be malicious, but they tend to contain [[UnfortunateImplications [[invoked]][[UnfortunateImplications cringeworthy dog stereotypes]], which naturally leads to film critics and animal activists complaining about them.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fufu_(dog) Fufu the dog]] was a royal bodyguard and close friend of Thailand's Crown Prince (and future King) [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vajiralongkorn Vajiralongkorn]]. Fufu became (in)famous due to an online video which showed the dog sharing a birthday cake with Vajiralongkorn's wife Srirasmi (who was only wearing a G-string); which led to wild rumors among Thai people, claiming that Fufu was in a secret three-way sexual relationship with both the Prince and Princess. Fufu became even more notorious when he (despite being a rather young and inexperienced soldier) was somehow promoted to the rank of Air Chief Marshal in the Royal Thai Air Force, which seemed to be blatant cronyism on Vajiralongkorn's part. Fufu later died unexpectedly from an unknown illness in 2015, and was then given an expensive military funeral.
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** Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquainted with, along with the park rangers who pursued his killer.
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** Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquainted with, along with the park rangers who pursued and fought with his killer.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Treadwell Timothy Treadwell]] was an eccentric nature photographer who often spent summers camping in Katmai National Park, Alaska. Out of loneliness, he frequently visited a nearby village of grizzly bears, who thought of him as being a crazy yet harmless weirdo. Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard were eventually killed (and allegedly eaten) by a male brown bear after he filmed the bear fishing, as the bear did not want to be photographed (speculations suggested that the bear was a fugitive criminal or was doing something illegal up there). The bear was ultimately shot and killed after he attacked park rangers who went to search his house, fearing they would find Treadwell's and Huguenard's bodies and arrest him for their murders. Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquainted with.
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* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Treadwell Timothy Treadwell]] was an eccentric nature photographer who often spent summers camping in Katmai National Park, Alaska. Out of loneliness, he frequently visited a nearby village of grizzly bears, who thought of him as being a crazy yet harmless weirdo. Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard were eventually killed (and allegedly eaten) by a male brown bear after he filmed the bear fishing, as the bear did not want to be photographed (speculations suggested that the bear was a fugitive criminal or was doing something illegal up there). The bear was ultimately shot and killed after he attacked park rangers who went to search his house, fearing they would find Treadwell's and Huguenard's bodies and arrest him for their murders. murders.
** Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquaintedwith.with, along with the park rangers who pursued his killer.
** Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquainted
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* [[Film/GrizzlyMan Timothy Treadwell]] was an eccentric nature photographer who often spent summers camping in Katmai National Park, Alaska. Out of loneliness, he frequently visited a nearby village of grizzly bears, who thought of him as being a crazy yet harmless weirdo. Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard were eventually killed (and allegedly eaten) by a male brown bear after he filmed the bear fishing, as the bear did not want to be photographed (speculations suggested that the bear was a fugitive criminal or was doing something illegal up there). The bear was ultimately shot and killed after he attacked park rangers who went to search his house, fearing they would find Treadwell's and Huguenard's bodies and arrest him for their murders.
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* [[Film/GrizzlyMan [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Treadwell Timothy Treadwell]] was an eccentric nature photographer who often spent summers camping in Katmai National Park, Alaska. Out of loneliness, he frequently visited a nearby village of grizzly bears, who thought of him as being a crazy yet harmless weirdo. Treadwell and his girlfriend Amie Huguenard were eventually killed (and allegedly eaten) by a male brown bear after he filmed the bear fishing, as the bear did not want to be photographed (speculations suggested that the bear was a fugitive criminal or was doing something illegal up there). The bear was ultimately shot and killed after he attacked park rangers who went to search his house, fearing they would find Treadwell's and Huguenard's bodies and arrest him for their murders. Treadwell's life and death were the focus of Creator/WernerHerzog's true crime documentary ''Film/GrizzlyMan'', which included interviews with some of the Alaskan grizzly bears whom he was acquainted with.
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* St. Gellert was a greyhound who was a valet to Prince Llewelyn. Gellert was asked to watch Llewelyn's son while the prince went hunting. While the prince was away, a wolf tried to kidnap the baby and Gellert had to kill him to save the baby. Llewelyn came home to see and overturned cradle and Gellert covered in blood with a knife drawn. Gellert barely had time to say "Wait! I can explain!" before Llewelyn rammed his sword into him. When Llewelyn found the dead body of a wolf and his son alive, he ordered Gellert buried with all honors. St. Gellert has since been canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church.
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* St. Gellert was a greyhound who was a valet to Prince Llewelyn. Gellert was asked to watch Llewelyn's son while the prince went hunting. While the prince was away, a wolf tried to kidnap the baby and Gellert had to kill him to save the baby. Llewelyn came home to see and an overturned cradle and Gellert covered in blood with a knife drawn. Gellert barely had time to say "Wait! I can explain!" before Llewelyn rammed his sword into him. When Llewelyn found the dead body of a wolf and his son alive, he ordered Gellert buried with all honors. St. Gellert has since been canonized as a saint by the Catholic Church.
