Hippo's don't actually sweat. They have glands that allow them to make a red, oily liquid that scatters light and protects them from sunburns.
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Colour.Hippo sweat is red/orange while human sweat is colourless.
There are animals who do not have sweat glands. Animals like reptiles and fish don't have sweat glands. Pigs and elephants lack them too.
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The animal that excretes red sweat when angry is the hippopotamus. This phenomenon occurs due to a unique oily secretion that acts as a natural sunscreen and also has antibacterial properties. When the hippo's skin is irritated or when it is in distress, this red-colored secretion, often referred to as "blood sweat," is produced and can make it appear as though the hippo is sweating blood.
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yes they do it is pink and rich they also sweat it is also pink
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excesive sweating is a problem but it is caused by overactive sweat glands they have a special deodroant
The hippopotamus, the second largest land animal after the elephant, spends most of its time partly submerged in a river. When the hippo does climb out of the water, its skin often secretes drops of a bright red liquid that looks just like blood. Some circuses used to claim that they had "blood-sweating hippos" on display, but this red liquid is not blood - it's sweat. The hippo secretes a red oil that mixes with its sweat to keep the hippo's hide moist and soft, thus preventing it from drying out in the hot sun.