Yes, there are dangerous animals in Scottish forests, although they are not typically a significant threat to humans. The most common cause of injuries and deaths in Scotland is from cows, particularly when they are protective of their calves during the breeding season, posing a risk to those who venture too close[1].
Other animals that may pose risks include deer, which can be aggressive during mating season, and wild boars, which can cause injuries if approached, especially if they feel threatened[1][2]. Overall, while dangerous wildlife exists, incidents are rare with proper precautions.
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