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Kittykat wrote:

Ellaran wrote:Herbivores can be just as, or even more dangerous, than carnivores. Hippopotamuses kill more people that crocodiles, lions, and other African predators combined. Zebras are pretty vicious fighters and will even bite at enemies and predators in addition to kicking. And I think the size and power of elephants goes without saying

Not to mention, we already have tortoise pets, and they are herbivores.

As are sporebats (Bob!!!), moths, tallstriders, wasps, gorillas, rhinos (the best example right there), and worms.

Still REALLY hoping on this, because I'd kill for one of the white stags in Grizzly Hills or on Azuremyst.

Or to train the GIANT white clefthoof in Nagrand.

~VelkynKarma

Although I'm glad to have the beetles, Blizzard are a bit unpredictable in what they make tameable. Basilisks and Hydras are glaring omissions, and so are stags - indeed it looked as though stags were going to be the first new family of Cataclysm for a while, when they erroneously got a (bear's?) diet, but still nothing.

Should lump them with talbuks and zhevras and make a "herdbeast" (herdibeest?) family.

Clefthoofs and Kodo could join the Rhinos.

Mammoths and Elekks could become their own family, or likewise join the Rhinos.

Stags, Zhevras, Shoveltusks, Talbuks, and Rams could also become a new family.

Of all these, Clefthoof look very similar to the already tamable Rhinos, so it really surprised (and saddened) me they were never made tamable... The rest would be awesome too, of course.

Kalliope wrote:

Kittykat wrote:

Ellaran wrote:Herbivores can be just as, or even more dangerous, than carnivores. Hippopotamuses kill more people that crocodiles, lions, and other African predators combined. Zebras are pretty vicious fighters and will even bite at enemies and predators in addition to kicking. And I think the size and power of elephants goes without saying

Not to mention, we already have tortoise pets, and they are herbivores.

As are sporebats (Bob!!!), moths, tallstriders, wasps, gorillas, rhinos (the best example right there), and worms.

Although worms and gorillas, and even wasps are not strictly herbivores on earth.

Gimlion wrote:
Although worms and gorillas, and even wasps are not strictly herbivores on earth.

Some are carnivores.

Gimlion wrote:

Kalliope wrote:

Kittykat wrote:As are sporebats (Bob!!!), moths, tallstriders, wasps, gorillas, rhinos (the best example right there), and worms.

Although worms and gorillas, and even wasps are not strictly herbivores on earth.

Indeed!

Just providing the WoW examples.