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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[Pokemon] Why are wild pokemon so aggressive?

You cant walk in tall grass without being attacked by at least one pokemon. What makes them so aggressive?
gpt
Well, to begin, many Pokemon are quite territorial, which means they'll chase off anything they deem to be a threat to either their territory or their their young, which often as not can be found in the area. To add to that, most wild Pokemon are afraid of humans (with the number of trainers there are running through their territory, and then incapacitating and capturing their friends and family, not to mention people who belong to gangs such as Team Rocket, who can blame them?), and will attack humans out of fear. It's only after consistent contact with benevolent humans that Pokemon will become domesticated and open up to them, which usually only occurs after they are... incapacitated and captured by a trainer.