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Hippopotamuses
The plant-eating hippopotamus is the third-largest land mammal by weight and is often regarded as the most ferocious animal in Africa.
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When hugging do you put your head to the left or to the right?
any side that you feel comfortable with Yes. I know most girls worry that he will put his head to one side (left, right) and that you will to, making you face eachother(rather closely too). But for some reason that never happens, or atleast I have yet to see it. I always go to the left and I'm not quite sure. Maybe it has to to do with the positions you hug them.
James dressman "Jake" he is currently a hippo and he is available and lives in the waters of footbuttcarson with a broken leg. hippos need loving too so hit him up @ the number 555 if ur reading this get a life!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lolzx hippos rule
It depends on people's opininon.
Me i think they are not ugly... i think they are cute :D
How fast can a regular hippopotamus run?
they can reach speeds of 30 miles per hour and can easily outrun a human
What is the average length of a hippos pregnancy?
The average length of gestation in hippos is 8 months, but just like humans this can vary depending on age of the female and environment.
What is so special about hippo sweat?
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.
Hippos are not related to horses at all. They are actually more closely related to whales and dolphins. There are three species of hippos.
Are all large mammals eyes roughly the same same size Ie humans whales and hippos?
if the question askes are all living creatures eyes the same size occurding to their kind of animal then , yes but some eyes may be more out then others
Is it legal to own a pet elephant or hippo in Davidson county Tennessee?
No, because it is restricted by law in Davidson.
What is the average lifespan of a hippopotamus?
Hippos live long lives. In the wild, river hippos live about 40-54 year's (in captivity)
The oldest hippo to live in captivity was Tanga, who died in 1995, in Munich, Germany at the age of 61.
What is being done to save hippos?
There's actually not to much being done to save Hippos. There are park rangers at certain places trying to keep them alive, but they can only do so much. The main thing saving hippos are donations given by generous people. People donate money so there can be more park rangers, because there arn't enough to really pay attention to all of whats going on. Not to long ago they found a dead Hippo burned under a pile of wood in Vitshumbi. Lake Edwards needs a lot of donations and help. In 1976 there were 27,000 Hippos in and around lake Edwards. In 2005 there were only thanks to poachers there are around 350. Today because of more donations they have around 1,200 but donations are the only things saving these amazing animals.
What is a group of hippopotamus called?
According to www.wikipedia.com a herd of hippopotami is called a pod, herd, dale or bloat and that the plural of hippopotamus is variously: hippopatami, hippopotamus or simply hippopotamus.
Personally, I like the term bloat simply because it sounds funny. :)
As far as the plural of hippopotamus goes, I think hippopotami makes the most sense as it follows the pattern of cactus/cacti and octopus/octopi.
they use the sun as energy which is their sugar and food.
Why is Augustine of Hippo's Confessions particularly noteworthy as a literary work?
It is the first Western autobiography
Yes the hippo is a mammal. It gives birth to live young, has mammary glands and hair.
Yes ,because it give s birth to its babies,and nurses them with its own milk.
Newly born hippos are relatively small, weighing from 55 to 120 pounds
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I doubt very many cats have ever been around hippos. And if they were I am sure they would either avoid them, or simply not care.
Hippos have two front feet and two back feet, for a total of four feet.
