Colombian photographer Édgar Jiménez is showcasing his portrait of two hippos brought to Colombia by Pablo Escobar in the ...
Survivors of "King of Cocaine" Pablo Escobar's exotic menagerie are floating, reproducing, pooping, and just plain thriving in Colombian lakes, where they are literally reshaping the ecosystem with ...
For the first time, scientists have discovered that hippos get significant airtime when they're at full-trot, able to lift their enormous bodies off the ground for around 15% of their stride. It's ...
The hippos, brought to Colombia by drug kingpin Pablo Escobar in the 1980s, could have a serious negative impact on the local ecosystem, a new study says Scientists are growing concerned about the ...
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Hippos Take Over Streets of Popular Tourist Destination
Tourists and locals found themselves in an atypical traffic jam recently, when hippos crossed the road in St Lucia, South Africa, walking right in front of cars and pedestrians. Footage captured by ...
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Hippos play, show affection, and explore their world
Bagpipers claim world record with AC/DC's 'It's a Long Way to the Top' I Was A Happily Married Mother Of 4. Then I Met A ...
The media likes to call them “cocaine hippos.” And there are a lot of them. Back when Pablo Escobar was the world’s most notorious drug kingpin, he was so decadent that he imported animals to his ...
Hippos, despite the myth, don't produce pink milk. Their white milk can sometimes mix with a reddish secretion, called "blood sweat," which acts as a sunscreen and antibiotic. These massive, ...
Officials from a Belgian zoo said Friday that a pair of hippopotamuses in its care are in isolation after testing positive for COVID-19, possibly the first time ever such animals have caught the ...
Hippos casually strolled through St Lucia’s streets left locals amazed and cautious as a viral video reminded visitors to ...
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Treasure trove of gold coins, ancient jewelry unearthed in Christian city near Sea of Galilee
A cache of Byzantine-era gold coins and pearl-inlaid earrings dating back over 1,500 years was unearthed by archaeologists at the ancient city of Hippos in Israel.
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