If you import a save file of Crusader Kings 2 with the Sunset Invasion DLC enabled (which will create several powerful Native American nations) with the EU 4 save converter, the Falkland islands will be controlled by the nation of Trapalanda, an equine nation ruled by Queen Lady Glitterhoof.
Glitterhoof can be imported, sort of, into Europa Universalis 4. And then, when the Holy Fury DLC was introduced, it included the option to split each individual region into its own nation, modify religions, cultures, etc., including the option to shuffle cultures but make them Animal-Only. Jade Dragon added cat and bear NPCs with whom you can do many of the same things. Upon realizing how funny the players thought the whole thing was, Paradox first announced they would not patch the bugs around Glitterhoof, then in Reaper's Due they added an additional horse and an event chain where you could make either of them immortal (which may lead to you being attacked by an immortal stallion, named Incitatus after Caligula's actual horse). 
Though Glitterhoof's "Horse" trait is supposed to both make him/her infertile and prevent him/her from being granted titles, players quickly discovered a variety of exploits to switch their dynasty to Horse culture (along with a whole lot of other nonsensical-in-context oddities, such as Glitterhoof plotting a murder or being made a concubine, that usually end up in the forum's Strange Screenshots thread).
The Conclave DLC modifies the preexisting Caligula's Horse event with Lunatic rulers to make the horse an actual Non-Player Character with "Horse" culture. He generally won't attack you first, but if you attack him then he'll happily nuke you in response. In reality, Gandhi throwing around nukes had nothing to do with any underflow, but because it's such a memetic part of the series (and because India has nukes in real life), Civilization V recreated this behavior on purpose. The "Nuclear Gandhi" urban legend states that a glitch in the original game caused Gandhi's aggression to underflow if he adopted Democracy, which would cause him to spend all his time building nukes. 
Civilization brings us an unusual example, as the supposed glitch was later proven to not exist at all.
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