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Focus on central hippo appearing to look at camera, surrounded by pod members enjoying the many hours per day spent cooling off and remaining hydrated.

Pack of hippos is having rest in river

Hippo with baby in Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda

The hippopotamus (Hippopotamus amphibius), or hippo, from the ancient Greek for river horse. Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya. In a water pool with green plants.

Group of hippos (Hippopotamus amphibius) in a river in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. Wildlife of Africa

$Wild hippopotamus poking it's head out a pond covered with water lettuce. This and other hippos would dive to bottom of pond to feed and then come up to the surface to catch their breath before diving down again.\n\nTaken on the Serengeti Plains, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya, Africa$

Group of hippos are relaxing and cooling down in an african river, with a safari vehicle parked on the riverbank in the distance, observing the wildlife in Serengueti Narional park

Hippos (hippopotamus amphibius) in pond at Serengeti national park, Tanzania. Wildlife photo

The hippopotamus is positioned in the center of the image, with its head and upper body visible above the waterline. Its skin appears a dark, brownish-gray. Its head is angled slightly towards the viewer. The water surrounding the hippopotamus is a vibrant, greenish-brown color, and its surface is somewhat rippled, showing reflections of the light.

Hippos in lake. Selous game reserve, Tanzania.

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.

Hippos are large semi-aquatic mammals, with a large barrel-shaped body, short legs, a short tail and an large head! They have greyish to muddy-brown skin, which fades to a pale pink colour underneath.

Group of hippos (Hippopotamus amphibius) in a river in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. Wildlife of Africa

$Wild hippopotamus poking it's head out a pond covered with water lettuce. This and other hippos would dive to bottom of pond to feed and then come up to the surface to catch their breath before diving down again.\n\nTaken on the Serengeti Plains, Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya, Africa$

Hippopotamus partially submerged in water, with its eyes open and nose and ears just above the surface, creating ripples and bubbles

hippopotamus and her cubs swimming in the lake among green algae

A group of hippopotami resting in a green lake near a large tree

Large group of hippos swimming in the river.

Hippos in the water in Amboseli National Park in Kenya

Group of hippos (Hippopotamus amphibius) laying on a lakeshore in Ngorongoro Crater national park, Tanzania

Three Hippo in Water Lettuce

Hippos in a waterhole in a South African Game Reserve.

View of river at Serengeti national park, Tanzania. Nile crocodile resting near riverbank

Hippopotamus grazing rapidly among aquatic plants in the wild like a harvester

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Hippo Hippopotamus amphibious Africa Safari Portrait. Amboseli National Park

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Garsen, Kenya - April 2, 2012: three hippo peak from under a dense cover of water weeds, only small parts of the heads visible; there is little water left at the end of the dry season.

A serene photograph of a group of hippos submerged in the still waters of an African wetland, their massive bodies blending into the surrounding environment. Only their eyes and ears are visible as they rest peacefully among the reeds and grasses. This calming wildlife image captures the peaceful side of these often misunderstood creatures, perfect for themes of nature, tranquility, and wildlife conservation.

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