The skin of any animal varies in thickness. In places a fully grown hippopotamus has hide four inches thick
A hippos skin probably feels like leather.
its rough at some parts but smooth in others. they also have hair in small areas around the body
No, hippos do not have spots on their skin. Their skin is mostly smooth and hairless, with a grayish-brown color.
A hippo's skin is thick and mostly hairless, with a unique texture that feels rough and almost like sandpaper. It is also very sensitive to sunburn and dehydration, so hippos spend a lot of time in water to keep their skin protected and moisturized.
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rough skin
It is skin that's rough
Hippos are hunted mainly for their teeth, known as hippo ivory.
it has spiky skin with bubble gum on their spikes
to keep their skin moist
Hippos do not need protecting from much. Their thick skin helps to protects them from the sun and a variety of insects.
Hippos have a thick skin covering, to protect their body. Practically hairless, its smooth skin very delicate. The hippo's skin excretes an oily liquid (red in colour), which keeps the skin moist and protected from the sun, when it is out of water.