Hippos drink water from the rivers where they live. Hippos are almost completely herbivorous, and eat grasses, as well as fallen fruit and a small amount of aquatic plants. The eat about 150 lb per day, and take four or five hours each night to do that.
hippos eat plants because they are herbavores.
Hippos live in freshwater, rivers, streams and lakes.
There are a few carnivorous plants in the world. However, these plants are only large enough to eat insects. There are no carnivorous plants big enough to eat a human, let alone a hippo.
Hippos actually graze mainly on land where they will eat grasses, especially the tender shoots of new grass. In the water they will sometimes eat the reeds that grow near the shore.
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Hippos eat grass and water plants.
Hippos are herbivores and eat plants/grasses. Hippos are also "opportunist carnivores". Meaning most of the time they are herbivores. However if they need to, for example if there is a food shortage, hippos have been known to scavenge dead animals or attack, drown and eat animals wandering close to water sources. Including humans. Hippos are also known to be cannibals, sometimes eating unwanted babies.
They eat plants.
Hippos are omnivores because they eat both plants and animals.
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their diet consists mainly of grass and some water plants
Hippos can eat fish because they are ominvores.
Hippos are not normally carnivorous. They mostly eat plants, and by and large act as herbivores. Hippos are omnivorous though, and can become opportunistic predators. In times of drought, Hippos have been known to scavenge dead animals, hunt and kill animals to eat, and even have had bouts of cannibalism.
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Hippos only eat plants, because they are herbivores. Any animals they kill are out of self defense. Although they can kill even lions or crocodiles, they would not be able to kill an elephant.
Yes but no. Hippos only eat meat when they have defend them selves, but if nothing is bothering them they eat river plants.