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Saturday, June 13, 2020

Do Hippos sweat blood?

Do Hippos sweat blood?

On its skin are pores which exude droplets of moisture containing red pigments. As light is reflected through these droplets they appear red giving rise to the statement that “Hippos sweat blood”. This substance not only cools a hot Hippo down but may also fight skin infections and diseases. 
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Do Hippos kill humans?

Do Hippos kill humans?

Hippos are considered as the most deadly animal for humans. This is because of their poor eyesight. One of the reasons hippos kill so many people per year is because the people do not know where the hippos are. Suddenly the hippos emerge in a high speed and people stand in their way, getting injured or killed. 
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