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Meaning of hippopotamuses
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hippopotamuses (pl.)
of Hippopotamus
hippopotamuses Sentence Examples
- The massive hippopotamuses lumbered through the African river, their bloated bodies cooling in the water.
- A group of hippopotamuses, known as a pod, basked on the muddy bank, their massive jaws agape.
- The male hippopotamus guarded his territory fiercely, charging at any perceived threat with his impressive tusks.
- The skin of hippopotamuses secretes a reddish substance that protects it from the sun and parasites.
- Despite their bulky appearance, hippopotamuses can run surprisingly fast on land.
- Female hippopotamuses give birth to calves in the water, protecting them from predators.
- Hippopotamuses are herbivores, feeding primarily on grasses and other vegetation.
- The thick, oily hide of hippopotamuses allows them to withstand the intense heat of the African savanna.
- The high-pitched squeals of hippopotamuses can be heard for miles around their watering holes.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect hippopotamuses from habitat loss and hunting.
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The massive hippopotamuses lumbered through the African river, their bloated bodies cooling in the water.
A group of hippopotamuses, known as a pod, basked on the muddy bank, their massive jaws agape.
The male hippopotamus guarded his territory fiercely, charging at any perceived threat with his impressive tusks.
The skin of hippopotamuses secretes a reddish substance that protects it from the sun and parasites.
