Display title | Rhino Rampage |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | When portrayed in the media, rhinos are always hulkingly big, heavy, and intimidating animals that are known to have bad eyesight, short tempers, and a tendency to run down and trample (or gore to death) things that piss them off. They're not very smart, but they always use their heads. They are one of the truly Badass species of animal in the world. If they appear in a game, expect a Smash Mook or maybe a Bullfight Boss. If they're depicted in fiction, they're likely to be a dangerous obstacle. If it's a comedy, expect to see someone sent flying. |