Parity Issue: In Java Edition, Armadillos don't keep track of the last player that hit them and regard them as a threat.

In Bedrock Edition, when a player attacks an armadillo, the armadillo keeps track of that player and regards them as a threat for 10 seconds after being attacked. They treat the tracked player like other threats: rolling up into their shell when the player goes near them. When the 10 seconds have passed, the armadillo no longer considers the player a threat. This is intended unique behavior that was supposedly added to both editions.

In Java Edition however, this behavior is missing. When a player attacks an armadillo, the armadillo doesn’t keep track of that player or regard them as a threat. They simply treat them like when any other entity is attacking them.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Spawn an armadillo

1. Set your gamemode to Survival

2. Attack the armadillo, and observe how the armadillo reacts to you for the next 10 seconds.

Expected Results:

The armadillo treats you (attacking player) as a threat for the next 10 seconds, and rolls up when you are near it.

Observed Results

The armadillo doesn’t treat you as a threat, and doesn’t roll up when you are near it.