No, hippos do not lose their hair every spring. In fact, hippos have very little hair on their bodies and do not undergo a seasonal shedding process like some other animals. Their skin is thick and hairless, which helps them retain moisture and protect against sunburn. Instead, they secrete a natural sunscreen-like substance to protect their skin from the sun.
The purpose of hair for any animal is thermal regulation.
No you will not go bald. Your hair shaft can get damaged but you will not loose your hair.
Hippos are mammals. They have hair and give birth to live young and feed the young with milk.
Hair gel does keep in loose hair because the plastic in the gel sticks to loose hair
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Yes thick hair is good. When you turn old you will not loose your hair. And when you straighten it you won't loose alot of hair.
Yes, but it's not all that plentiful like on other mammals.
I think long,loose hair is unsafe in a lab because you could burn your hair.
Yes you do Improved Answer: You do not loose your hair because of Leukemia, you loose it when you have chemotherapy.
she didn't loose half of her hair. she shaved half of it and had it cut back length.
put your hair in a loose bun and let hair fall down, the hair that is loose, curl it! don't understand? look up loose curly bun on google images
it does not shed hair like a cat or dog per say but it does loose hair just like every other organism. However they do tend to retain hair for long enough time that algae can actually grow on them.