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Page 1: Hippo By: Courtney Hansen 1. Contents Title pagepage 1 Descriptionpage 2 Habitatpage 3 Dietpage 4 Survivalpage 5 Other factspage 6 Bibliographypage 7

Hippo

By: Courtney Hansen

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Page 2: Hippo By: Courtney Hansen 1. Contents Title pagepage 1 Descriptionpage 2 Habitatpage 3 Dietpage 4 Survivalpage 5 Other factspage 6 Bibliographypage 7

Contents

• Title page page 1

• Description page 2

• Habitat page 3

• Diet page 4

• Survival page 5

• Other facts page 6

• Bibliography page 7

Page 3: Hippo By: Courtney Hansen 1. Contents Title pagepage 1 Descriptionpage 2 Habitatpage 3 Dietpage 4 Survivalpage 5 Other factspage 6 Bibliographypage 7

Description

Page 4: Hippo By: Courtney Hansen 1. Contents Title pagepage 1 Descriptionpage 2 Habitatpage 3 Dietpage 4 Survivalpage 5 Other factspage 6 Bibliographypage 7

Habitat

• The hippo lives in Africa in rivers near grass lands, rainforest, swampy areas, and lakes. Some hippos sleep in the water with their ears and eyes up out of the water.

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Page 5: Hippo By: Courtney Hansen 1. Contents Title pagepage 1 Descriptionpage 2 Habitatpage 3 Dietpage 4 Survivalpage 5 Other factspage 6 Bibliographypage 7

Diet

• Hippos are herbivores. Hippos eat plants like grass or flowers Baby hippos drink their mommy's milk. And hippos can eat other plants but they love grass.

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Page 6: Hippo By: Courtney Hansen 1. Contents Title pagepage 1 Descriptionpage 2 Habitatpage 3 Dietpage 4 Survivalpage 5 Other factspage 6 Bibliographypage 7

Survival• A hippo uses its big

mouth to defend itself from alligators and people. And sometimes hippos roar! And hippos have to watch out for alligators in the water. Mommy hippos protect their babies from alligators also.

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Page 7: Hippo By: Courtney Hansen 1. Contents Title pagepage 1 Descriptionpage 2 Habitatpage 3 Dietpage 4 Survivalpage 5 Other factspage 6 Bibliographypage 7

Other Facts• Hippos can stay in the

water for 14 hours. Hippos can stay underwater for 5 to 6 minutes. They weigh up to 10,000 pounds. When hippos go underwater they have closable nostrils so water does not get in their nostrils.

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Bibliography

• Patricia Kendell, Hippos , 2003

• Mary Hoffman, Hippo , 1985

• Enchanted Learning com , 2014

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