The natural environment of a hippopotamus primarily consists of rivers, lakes, and swamps in sub-Saharan Africa. They thrive in warm, freshwater habitats where they can submerge themselves to stay cool and protect their skin from sunburn. These areas also provide ample vegetation for grazing, as hippos primarily feed on grass during the night when they emerge from the water. Their semi-aquatic lifestyle allows them to maintain a balance between land and water environments.
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Hippopotamous protect themselves by staying in the water. They are highly susceptible to sunburn, so to protect themselves from the sun their skin secretes a natural sunscreen substance which is red colored. The secretion is sometimes referred to as "blood sweat." This is niether sweet or blood. This secretion starts out colorless, then turns red-orange within minutes, and eventually becomes brown.
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A natural surrounding is the environment
The word "indiginous" means "naturally occurring." The hippopotamous naturally occurs only in Africa. Hippopotami are odd animals, and are most closely related to manatees! They are known as the "river horse" since they usually live close to water.
The Nile river and Sahara desert was there natural environment.
Natural environment is extremely important to the survival of those who inhabit it. Animals survive better in their own natural environment.
The animals adopt to their natural environment, by their suitable body structure which is supported to their surrounding environment.
Uranium is a possible polluting agent of the natural environment.
Natural Environment Research Council was created in 1965.