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A huge hippopotamus is opening mouth to waiting for food feeding. Animal portrait in action photo, selective focus.

Africa, Botswana, Hippopotamus, Animal, Animal Wildlife

hippopotamus with open mouth

Hippo swimming in a pond

Adult Female Pygmy Hippo Climbing on Enclosure Fence during Zookeeper Preparing her Breakfast

Hippopotamus with calves, Pilanesberg National Park.

Close up of a hip face

This image captures a close-up view of a hippopotamus with its mouth wide open, revealing its large canines and incisors. The pinkish interior and textured skin around the mouth are clearly visible. Some grass is hanging out from the side of its mouth, indicating it might have been eating. In the background, a blurred figure of another animal, possibly a deer or antelope, can be seen.

friendly looking hippo

Mouth of Hippopotamus

Open mouth in black.

The image shows a common hippopotamus with its mouth open in the water.

Baby hippopotamus yawning on the sand

Hippopotamus amphibius partially submerged in murky water, close-up view showcasing its textured skin and eye.

Hippopotamus, a genus of Hippopotamus, mammalian class, artiodactyla, is a large, omnivorous freshwater species.Hippos are listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (IUCN).The hippopotamus is huge, 4 meters long, 1.5 meters high at the shoulder, weighing about 3 tons, the whole body skin is bare, purple brown. 4-5 years of sexual maturity, life span 30-40 years. It is found in Africa.

The hippo is positioned mid-frame, its large, dark-gray/brown body mostly visible above the waterline. Its skin appears smooth and somewhat wrinkled in places. The hippo's head and broad snout are angled towards the viewer, emerging from the water. Ripple patterns are visible on the water's surface around the hippo. The water is a somewhat dark teal/green color.

Hippo seemingly laughs and smiles at camera

Young Hippo showing off on the Chobe River, Botswana, Africa

Hippo in Water Lettuce

Grumeti River, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. Native only to Africa. Hippo's are semi-aquatic and spend most of their days submerged in water leaving only their eyes, ears and nostrils above the surface. They can spend up to 25 minutes under water.

Hippopotamus in water at zoo

A hippo in St Lucia, South Africa

Hippopotamus opening its mouth showing its teeth and tusks

Hippo seemingly laughs and smiles at camera

Hippo showing off its tusks

Photo of an hippo in Okavangodelta (Botsuana) eating grass. The animal is looking in the camera.

Fun hippo

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