# Rust admin trolling with new animals lets you control any creature and prank players Enardo and LucasBattle use admin powers to control Rust's new animals, from cow swarms to weeping angel horror, in a hilarious trolling session on a 10x server. Source: https://trelix.top/rust-admin-trolling/ · based on the channel [Enardo](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChEQqKMbTH3rxC3c34lH5ZQ) · Video: [Controlling The NEW Animals In Rust - Admin Trolling](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps9Cdf1cOKE) · 2026-10-30 ![Rust admin trolling with new animals lets you control any creature and prank players](https://trelix.top/rust-admin-trolling/rust-admin-trolling.webp) ## Key takeaways - Enardo and LucasBattle spawned and controlled new animals like cows, pigs, and turtles on a 10x Rust server. - The session included a weeping angel-style cow that only moved when players looked away. - Ten cows were spawned at once to confuse a player, leading to the '10 cow shit' moment. - Admin trolling is done on Enardo's own servers, including a one-grid and a 10x farming server. Rust admin trolling with new animals is a way for server admins to spawn and directly control creatures like cows, pigs, and turtles, using them to prank players in unexpected and often hilarious ways. In a recent video, Enardo and LucasBattle demonstrate this on a 10x Rust server, controlling animals to confuse, scare, and entertain players. You can support the channel by grabbing [Displates on sale](https://displate.com/l/enardo) — 1 for 22% off, 2 for 27% off, and 3+ for 33% off. ## What animals can admins control in Rust? Admins can control any spawned animal, including cows, pigs, boars, chickens, wolves, horses, sharks, squirrels, sheep, turtles, bulls, and frogs. In the video, Enardo and LucasBattle use this power to make animals behave unnaturally — for example, a cow that follows a player relentlessly or a turtle that responds to voice chat. The new animal models, especially the cow, have detailed textures that became a running joke among viewers. Admins can also rename animals, as seen when a cow was named Ekaterina. ## How does the weeping angel cow prank work? The weeping angel prank involves an admin controlling a cow to stand still like a statue and only move when players are not looking directly at it. This mimics the Weeping Angels from Doctor Who, creating a creepy and confusing experience for unsuspecting players. In the video, the cow appears frozen but slowly advances whenever a player turns away, leading to genuine scares. The prank requires precise timing and a player who is easily spooked, making it a favorite among admin trolls. ## What are the funniest moments from the video? - **Ten cows spawned at once:** A player is surrounded by ten identical cows, leading to the comment '10 cow shit was funny'. - **The French frog joke:** Enardo jokes that because a player is French, spawning a frog might make them want to eat it. - **Turtle voice chat:** A turtle is controlled to respond to a Russian-speaking player, who asks 'Who are you, turtle?' - **Sniper laser on Lucas:** In the intro, a laser sight is aimed at Lucas's forehead, prompting a viewer to joke about a sniper. These moments highlight the unpredictability of admin trolling and the humor that arises from players' reactions. ## How do players react to admin trolling? Players often react with confusion, laughter, or fear when they encounter controlled animals. Some try to interact with the animals normally, like feeding them or talking to them, while others run away or attack. In the video, one player speaks Russian to a turtle, asking 'I don't want to eat you' and 'Who are you, turtle?' — showing how admin trolling can create surreal and memorable interactions. The comments also reveal that some viewers discovered the new animals through this video, indicating that admin trolling can serve as a showcase for game updates. ## Where can you find Enardo's Rust servers and content? Enardo runs several Rust servers, including a one-grid random farming server and a 10x server, where this trolling took place. You can join the servers at [enardo.gg](https://enardo.gg), watch more content on his [Twitch](https://www.twitch.tv/enardo), and join the [Discord](https://discord.gg/enardo) community. Merchandise is available at [enardo.store](https://enardo.store). These platforms are where Enardo shares updates, events, and behind-the-scenes content. ## Conclusion Admin trolling with new animals in Rust offers a fresh way to interact with players and showcase game updates. Enardo and LucasBattle's session on a 10x server produced memorable moments like the weeping angel cow and the ten-cow swarm, demonstrating how admins can use their powers creatively. For more hilarious Rust trolling, check out Enardo's channel and consider supporting him by grabbing [Displates on sale](https://displate.com/l/enardo) — 1 for 22% off, 2 for 27% off, and 3+ for 33% off. ## Questions & answers **Can regular players control animals in Rust?** No, controlling animals is an admin-only feature. Regular players can only interact with animals through normal gameplay, such as hunting or feeding them. Admins can spawn and direct animals using server commands. **What are the new animals added to Rust?** The new animals include cows, bulls, pigs, chickens, and turtles, among others. These animals have detailed models and behaviors, and they can be spawned by admins for events or trolling. The cow, in particular, gained attention for its detailed textures. **How do admins troll players with animals without being detected?** Admins can control animals from a distance and use them to create seemingly natural but odd behaviors. For example, a cow that follows a player or a turtle that responds to voice chat can confuse players without revealing admin presence. The weeping angel prank relies on moving only when unobserved. **Is admin trolling allowed on official Rust servers?** Admin trolling is generally not allowed on official servers, as admins are expected to enforce rules fairly. However, on community servers like Enardo's, admins may use their powers for entertainment, as long as it doesn't violate server policies. Always check server rules before attempting similar pranks.