What is fact and what is fallacy about Hippo pink blood, sweat, and milk? What is pink and what is not?
The Common Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibious) is a large, semi-aquatic African even-toed ungulate (hoofed) mammal in the Hippopotamidae family.
It has a grey-brown, hairless, barrel-shaped body, with pink patches, a big head, and small stumpy legs.
The female Hippopotamus is pregnant for eight months before giving birth to one live young at at time, called a calf. The baby Hippo is born underwater, but swims quickly to the surface to take a breath of air.
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