Moving through an area violently and destructively, causing damage and chaos without control.
From Middle English 'rampage,' possibly from Old French 'rampir' meaning 'to rage.' The exact origin is uncertain, but it's been used since the 1600s.
Rampaging animals in documentaries often look chaotic, but they're usually frightened or protecting young—what looks uncontrolled is actually defensive behavior from a scared creature.
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