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Did You Know That Hippo's Are The Most Dangerous Animal In Africa?
Did you know that hippo's are the most dangerous animal in Africa? According to Wikipedia and About travel "Hippos can out run a human and bite him in half!" What kind of animal can and will bite a human in half that is crazy also "hippo's kill more people than any other animal in Africa and are the most dangerous animal they invade farmland in remote parts of Africa." Wow I did not know they have very strong jaw. According to Wikipedia "The hippos can weight an average of 3,300 lb". "They have a wide-opening mouth revealing large canine tusks" I knew they were big but more than 3000 lb. Was unexpected. According to Wikipedia "The hippo's jaw hinge is located far back enought to allow the animal to

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