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Stampede

A stampede (/stæmˈpiːd/) is a situation in which a group of large animals start suddenly running in the same direction, mainly because they are excited or frightened. Although the term is most often applied to animals, there have been cases of humans stampeding from danger too.

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Cattle stampedes

Human stampedes and crushes

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Stampede

Nodes16
Edges15
Triples24
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.125
Components1

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Stampede

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related to Cattle stampedes · 8
Stampede → American Wild West, Cattle, Cowboys, In, Large, Mexican Spanish, The, Things
related to Human stampedes and crushes · 4
Stampede → However, Human, One, Trampling
see also · 2
Stampede → Canada, List

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cattle herd stampedes animals people panic term human herds cause mass crowd large running often stampeding danger cowboys crushes run

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a gunshotinstance ofThings0.80text
a lightning strikeinstance ofThings0.80text
a clap of thunderinstance ofThings0.80text
someone jumping off a horseinstance ofThings0.80text
a horse shaking itselfinstance ofThings0.80text
or even a tumbleweed being blown into the herd have been known to cause stampedes.One method used for stopping a stampede is to turn the moving herd into itself so that it runs in wide circlesinstance ofThings0.80text
rather than running off a cliff or into a riverinstance ofThings0.80text
crowd collapsesinstance ofis often misapplied to phenomena0.80text
crushesinstance ofis often misapplied to phenomena0.80text
which are responsible for the majority of fatalities in crowd-related disastersinstance ofis often misapplied to phenomena0.80text
Stampederelated to Cattle stampedesThe0.60section
Stampederelated to Cattle stampedesAmerican Wild West0.60section

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