- The
hippopotamus (/ˌhɪpəˈpɒtəməs/; pl.:
hippopotamuses or hippopotami), also
shortened to
hippo (pl.: hippos;
Hippopotamus amphibius),
further qualified...
-
pygmy hippopotamus reflects that of the
hippopotamus; the
plural form is
pygmy hippopotamuses or
pygmy hippopotami. A male
pygmy hippopotamus is known...
- hunted, as with
living hippopotamuses, they were
likely dangerous. van der Made J,
Sahnouni M &
Boulaghraief K. 2017.
Hippopotamus gorgops from El Kherba...
-
Hippopotamuses are an
introduced species in Colombia. Four
hippopotamuses were kept by
Pablo Escobar in the late 1970s, and upon his
death in 1993 they...
- one of
three hippopotamus species, the
Malagasy hippopotamuses,
which were
native to
Madagascar and are all extinct.
Malagasy hippopotamuses were first...
- (whales, dolphins, etc.) and
hippopotamuses. All
Whippomorphs are
descendants of the last
common ancestor of
Hippopotamus amphibius and
Tursiops truncatus...
-
Malagasy hippopotamuses.
Limited fossil evidence for the
Madagascan hippopotamus is
younger than 1,000
years old. However, the
hippopotamus has been surprisingly...
-
other two
recent hippopotamuses (H.
lemerlei and H. madagascariensis), the
relationship between H.
laloumena and the
common hippopotamus is not
fully resolved...
- Look up
hippopotamus or
Hippopotamus in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
hippopotamus is a large,
mostly herbivorous African mammal.
Hippopotamus may also...
- ancestor, and that
hippopotamuses developed from anthracotheres. A
study published in 2015
confirmed this, but also
revealed that
hippopotamuses were derived...