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00:00 The hippopotamus is a semi-terrestrial, harborquantic species, inhabiting rivers, lakes, and swamps.

00:08 Hippos are one of the most aggressive creatures in the world and are often seen as one of

00:11 the most dangerous animals.

00:16 35 Moments Confronting a Hippo You Don't Watch Alone

00:21 Hippos are especially aggressive when it comes to encroaching on their territory and touching

00:26 their offspring.

00:29 When he discovered the cheetah near his position, the hippopotamus rushed to chase the cheetah

00:34 very vehemently.

00:37 Even with a large body, the hippo's speed is no less than that of the cheetah.

00:41 Very quickly, it grabbed the animal.

00:47 After the hippo's pounce, the cheetah collapsed on the ground, defeating the opponent and

00:52 the hippo had left.

00:55 At this time, the cheetah woke up. It raised its head to see the hippo had left.

01:03 Hippo is the most aggressive animal in Africa. When it attacks crocodiles, lions, it does

01:08 not get bored with any opponent.

01:14 Hippos always bully crocodiles, even when it's a giant crocodile.

01:19 While wandering around looking for food, two wild buffaloes suddenly strayed into the territory

01:23 of the hippopotamus. The buffalo not only refused to leave, but also deliberately teased

01:28 their opponent.

01:31 When the buffalo approached, the hippopotamus immediately opened its mouth wide to warn.

01:37 At this time, the buffalo still refused to leave. Too angry, the hippo immediately rushed

01:42 to grab the buffalo's head.

01:46 Being attacked by surprise, the buffalo just realized his mistake and fled in panic.

01:51 The hippo is trying to drive the deer out of its territory.

01:57 Hippos are animals that live mainly in water and are on the shore, they have a very high

02:01 territorial defense behavior.

02:08 That's why animals that accidentally invade the hippo's territory are very easy to lose

02:13 their lives.

02:18 They won't spare any prey, even humans.

02:24 Crocodiles often accept a peaceful coexistence with hippos on a river.

02:34 There will be times when hippos even threaten the crocodile to make the crocodile run away

02:39 or turn them into a toy for the hippo.

02:45 The ill-fated zebra was attacked by a herd of crocodiles until it died in the river.

02:50 They deeply bit their prey incredibly cruelly.

02:56 Resorts after the pitiful battle for the zebra.

03:03 Thinking nothing could get worse, a family of hippos appeared to join the fight.

03:13 They come to compete for the prey of the crocodiles.

03:16 The crocodiles helplessly leave, leaving the prey to the hippos.

03:23 In this video, the baby deer was attacked by wild dogs trying to run away into the hippopotamus's

03:28 territory to survive.

03:30 At that moment, the hippopotamus suddenly rushed to chase the stray dogs and help the

03:36 deer escape.

03:40 This is considered a surprise action of the hippo because it is also a carnival.

03:47 When the hippo was leaving, the wild dogs came again.

03:53 For some unknown reason, the hippopotamus rushed to the place where the deer bit it

04:00 and swerved to the side.

04:04 The wild dogs took the opportunity to rush and pull the prey away.

04:09 Hippos are very large animals, social animals that live in groups.

04:17 Herds of hippos typically consist of 10 to 30 members, including both males and females,

04:22 although some groups have as many as 200.

04:28 Fierce battles ensue and the two fight for other territory in the area.

04:34 Hippos use their fangs to tear down their opponents.

04:40 Finally the fight ended, they let go of each other and stood growling.

04:48 Angered by the visitors trespassing, an adult hippopotamus rushes to chase the speedboat

04:53 across the lake.

04:56 Contrary to its heavy appearance, the creature glides through the water with incredible speed.

05:01 Hippos are terrestrial animals but spend most of their day in water.

05:06 The trip also turns into tragedy when they encounter one of the world's most dangerous

05:11 large animals.

05:15 An adult hippo can run at speeds of up to 48 km/h, faster than a human.

05:22 They also move quickly when underwater, but hippopotamus is not a species with good endurance.

05:31 It is also the third heaviest mammal on Earth.

05:38 The baby hippo is struggling to walk on the ground with difficulty.

05:41 It looks like it's injured.

05:48 The leopard has been crushing the baby hippo for a long time.

05:52 It took the opportunity to attack and the mother hippo saw this and rushed to chase

05:56 the predator away.

06:01 When the leopard was chased away, the mother hippo returned to continue to protect her

06:05 baby.

06:08 Crossing a river with fellow humans, a zebra was targeted by a hippopotamus.

06:16 Immediately the hippo came to attack the zebra.

06:19 Receiving the attack of the prey, the hippo was severely injured.

06:26 A baby hippo strayed from its herd.

06:29 It was targeted by a lion and the lion slowly approached its prey.

06:34 After only one fatal bite to the neck of the prey, the hippo couldn't hold it but fell

06:39 down.

06:43 Even though he tried to struggle, the hippopotamus couldn't get up to attack the lion.

06:52 It just lay there helplessly and roared in pain.

07:00 In the wild, lions rarely hunt hippos.

07:04 However, if given a delicious opportunity, the lion will never spare any hippo.

07:14 Since they have the advantage in numbers, they are not afraid to attack this prey.

07:22 Despite his best efforts, the poor hippo still could not escape the death scythe of the lions.

07:29 In the water, a fierce hungry crocodile emerges to attack the zebra's neck.

07:39 But after a few seconds, the zebra died for the hungry crocodiles to tear their prey together.

07:47 The hippopotamus appeared there.

07:49 It approached to observe the crocodiles.

07:54 The hippopotamus moves forward to rob the bait to monopolize itself.

08:01 But it seems the crocodiles don't want to let go of this delicious prey.

08:06 Even rhinos saw a rather friendly attitude because they are just curious to learn about

08:10 the hippopotamus.

08:13 The hippos are very cautious when they see an individual of another species approaching

08:17 their herd.

08:24 Even when one hippo in the herd opened its mouth, wanting to threaten and scare away

08:28 the animal.

08:32 However, instead of a fiery clash of war, alive and well, in this encounter no animals

08:39 were injured.

08:45 The deer that accidentally intruded into the hippo's territory was attacked by it vehemently.

08:54 After a while under the attack of the hippo, the deer immobilized the hippo and brought

08:58 the intruder ashore.

09:01 The pack of wild dogs quickly surrounded it.

09:04 They gathered to take the prey from the hippo.

09:09 For an opponent as big as a hippopotamus, the pack of wild dogs couldn't help but fight

09:14 fiercely.

09:17 With the surrounding of the wild dogs, the hippo was angry.

09:21 It turned to attack the wild dogs, causing them to panic and run away.

09:28 When food became scarce, the hyenas were forced to hunt of their own instead of waiting to

09:33 rob others.

09:38 Due to the torment of hunger, these carnivores hunt dangerous prey like hippos.

09:45 Hippos are herbivores, but they are extremely aggressive and dangerous.

09:52 In addition to its large size, thick skin, this animal also possesses a wide mouth and

09:57 large teeth.

09:59 Any fool who dares to anger the hippo will suffer a painful end.

10:06 In natural conditions, not many animals dare to approach hippos, even notorious carnivores

10:11 such as lions and crocodiles.

10:18 But this time the hyena seems lucky to have hit the injured hippo, or the hippopotamus

10:23 despite the appearance of the hyena.

10:32 Taking advantage of the big mouth, the hippopotamus constantly provoked the rhino.

10:38 Initially, the rhinoceros left because it didn't want to fight, but the hippo still

10:44 refused to give up.

10:49 It constantly challenged other rhinos in the herd.

10:54 With excessive provocation, the rhinoceros finally couldn't hold it anymore and counterattacked,

11:00 causing the hippo to run away in fear.

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