Yes, baby hippopotamuses eat their mother's feces. Some bacterias help break down food and nutrients during the digestive process. Baby hippos are born with sterile organs and don't have this bacteria. Eating the fecal matter of hippopotamuses will give the hippos the bacteria they need.
Also, some animals have diets that are very low in nutrients. Eating their feces will help them extract more nutrients they need to survive.
Yes. They have to kill their prey before they eat it like any other animal.
They are mostly herbivorous creatures.
they eat it to make babies
Probably no.But they will eat dead hippos and baby hippos
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.
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.
Hippos can eat fish because they are ominvores.
Hippos are omnivores because they eat both plants and animals.
Yes, they do. They eat small animals rarely.
Well they dont eat the small animals.Only bears,hippos and giraffes
Hippos do not eat humans. However, they see humans as a threat. Hippos are more aggressive than most animals, so they are more likely to kill a human they see as a threat rather than run away.
Crocodiles eat dead ones, or may take a baby from time to time.
No but it can still eat dead animals
only in self defence, protecting their young and defending their territory
Cattle, hogs, chickens, fish