The Huckleberry Hound Show; 4x03A ‘Jungle Bungle’ – Alligator, Rhino / Huckleberry Hound

Media: TV series: “The Huckleberry Hound Show”
Episode: 4x03A: ‘Jungle Bungle’

Note: ‘The Huckleberry Hound Show’ was comprised of not only Huckleberry Hound shorts, but also included segments of Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinx, Yogi Bear, and Hokey Wolf, and for the sake of this site, will be considered part of the same show.

Description:

In this episode, Huckleberry Hound acts as a Tarzan-type character. After rescuing a baby ape, its mother squeezes Huckleberry Hound into a ball and rolls out of a tree, into the mouth of an alligator, but quickly escapes.

In the following scene, Huckleberry Hound tries to swing on a vine, but accidentally swings into the open mouth of a white rhino, but puzzlingly escapes by opening a hatch on the side of its body.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy [PS4, XBONE] – Gulp / Chicken

Media: video game: “Spyro Reignited Trilogy”
Developer: Toys for Bob
Platform: PS4, XBONE

Description: 

In the second game of the trilogy, Spyro the Dragon: Ripto’s Rage!, Gulp, a rhinocerous-like creature, is fought during a boss fight. Pterodactyls will periodically drop eggs into the arena to hatch into weapons that either Spyro or Gulp can use to attack one another. On occasion, these eggs will hatch into chickens, as fodder to restore health. If Gulp reaches them first, he will stamp the ground, causing the chicken to fly into the air, catch them in his mouth and swallow them to restore health.

Donkey Kong Country Returns [Wii] – Mugly / Donkey Kong

Media: video game: “Donkey Kong Country Returns”
Developer: Nintendo
Platform: Wii

Description: 

The boss of world 1 Jungle is Mugly, who resembles a yellow stumpy rhinoceros with a large tongue. Mugly will flaps his jaws open and closed to signify he will run forward, grab Donkey Kong (and/or Diddy), spraying saliva everywhere, chew them up and spit them out. If all health is depleted, Donkey/Diddy will be spit out regardless.

Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos [Computer] – Kodo Beast, Salamander Lord, Storm Wyrm / Various

Media: video game: “Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos”
Developer: Blizzard Entertainment
Platform: Computer

Note: 

This entry also features data, images and captures are taken from the Warcraft III: Reforged version, with the Classic appearance applied.

Description: 

The kodo beast unit – somewhat resembling a large rhinoceros – is first usable in the third chapter of the Orc Campaign, but can be accessed at any time with the use of the Warcraft III World Editor. Kodo beasts have the ability Devour, allowing them to swallow an enemy unit whole (though cannot Devour heroes, air units, high level enemies, or other units that also have the Devour ability). Swallowed enemies are removed from the map, with a loud ‘splat’ sound and a splash of purple saliva, and their portrait is displayed in red in the kodo beast’s status bar, with their health bar slowly depleting – signifying digestion damage. Once their health bar is depleted, the kodo beast belches, with bones and other remains being expelled, and can once again use their devour ability. If slain before digestion is complete, the swallowed unit is freed.

There are other neutral units that the player would not normally be able to command (without use of the World Editor) that are related to the kodo beast and are based on the same model:

• Salamander Lord, resembling a large red kodo, who burps flame after completely digesting a unit.
• Storm Wyrm, resembling a large green kodo, who burps lightning after completely digesting a unit.

Please note though, at the time of writing, it appears the swallowing animation and the burping animation have been mistakenly switched for the Salamander Lord and the Storm Wyrm, in the Reforged/Classic version. It is unclear if or when this will be fixed. In the original 1.00 version, a different animation error is present, in which these units will correctly chomp other units, but instead of displaying the burp animation, will display the swallowing animation again.