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* Aladar from ''[[Dinosaur]]'' is an Iguanodon raised by lemurs.
* Aladar from ''[[Dinosaur]]'' is an Iguanodon raised by lemurs.
* [[Babe]] the pig is adopted by Fly who is a dog.
* [[Babe]] the pig is adopted by Fly who is a dog.
* Most of '[[Leafie a Hen Into The Wild]]' revolves around a hen and her [[Happily Adopted]] son (a duck).
* Most of '[[Leafie, A Hen into the Wild]]' revolves around a hen and her [[Happily Adopted]] son (a duck).




== Literature ==
== Literature ==


* In the ''[[Discworld]]'' novel ''[[Discworld/Guards Guards|Guards Guards]]'', Carrot is a human adopted by dwarves. He is completely oblivious to this, even when his adoptive father tries to explain that there's a reason he was always too tall to fit in dwarf passages correctly. Notable in that even after it's been explained to him and he's accepted that he is biologically a human, Carrot still considers himself a dwarf, albeit a very tall one.
* In the ''[[Discworld]]'' novel ''[[Discworld/Guards! Guards!|Guards Guards]]'', Carrot is a human adopted by dwarves. He is completely oblivious to this, even when his adoptive father tries to explain that there's a reason he was always too tall to fit in dwarf passages correctly. Notable in that even after it's been explained to him and he's accepted that he is biologically a human, Carrot still considers himself a dwarf, albeit a very tall one.
* "[[The Ugly Duckling]]" is a classic example of this trope. A swan raised by a duck.
* "[[The Ugly Duckling]]" is a classic example of this trope. A swan raised by a duck.
* ''[[Runescape]]: Betrayal at Falador'', Kara was adopted and raised by dwarfs.
* ''[[RuneScape]]: Betrayal at Falador'', Kara was adopted and raised by dwarfs.
* The children's book ''Tyranosaurus Drip'' by Julia Donaldson is about a duckbill dinosaur "adopted" by tyranosaurs. (Mother Tyranosaur can't count, and doesn't realise there's one more egg than there should be.)
* The children's book ''Tyranosaurus Drip'' by Julia Donaldson is about a duckbill dinosaur "adopted" by tyranosaurs. (Mother Tyranosaur can't count, and doesn't realise there's one more egg than there should be.)
* ''The Sheep-Pig'' by [[Dick King-Smith]], the book ''[[Babe]]'' was based on, likewise has Babe raised by Fly the sheepdog.
* ''The Sheep-Pig'' by [[Dick King-Smith]], the book ''[[Babe]]'' was based on, likewise has Babe raised by Fly the sheepdog.
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[[Category:Adopt an Index]]
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