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As hippos grow, they undergo significant changes in size and behavior. Young hippos, or calves, are more agile and spend time in the water with their mothers for protection. As they mature, they become much larger, with adult males weighing up to 4,000 pounds, and their social behaviors shift; adults tend to be more territorial and aggressive. Additionally, their diet evolves from primarily milk to a herbivorous diet of grasses, which they graze on during the night.

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