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The largest snake in the modern world live in South America and the Hippopotamus in Africa. It won't be good for the Anaconda to share it's habitat with the Hippo, it will easily get wrecked. I wondered it would be somewhat interesting to see a hippo face a gigantic snake that was nearly it's average size. I guess the hippo would win on land most of the time and in the water, sometimes it might be a different story. I have more interest to see the Hippo face a certain animal and that is a crocodile which is similar it's size. I want to see that in an image.

I remember in some old documentary, a mother hippo takes the baby hippo near a huge group of crocodiles and then it leaves the baby Hippo and moves at a certain distance and lies down to take rest. I don't remember properly, the distance might be 10 ft or more. I was watching curiously to see what happens and it was amazing to see that none of the crocodiles attempted to attack the baby hippo even though the mother hippo was not very closer. Even funny was the baby hippo rubs itself with couple of crocodiles and the crocs don't do anything. The narrator said something like the mother hippo nearby within some distance ensures the protection of the baby hippo. That was one of the coolest things i saw. It was very impressive because the female hippo is smaller than male hippo and the group of crocodiles there was a lot more. That shows what kind of badass animal is Hippopotamus even though it might look like a big jelly.

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The largest snake in the modern world live in South America and the Hippopotamus in Africa. It won't be good for the Anaconda to share it's habitat with the Hippo, it will easily get wrecked. I wondered it would be somewhat interesting to see a hippo face a gigantic snake that was nearly it's average size. I guess the hippo would win on land most of the time and in the water, sometimes it might be a different story. I have more interest to see the Hippo face a certain animal and that is a crocodile which is similar it's size. I want to see that in an image.

I remember in some old documentary, a mother hippo takes the baby hippo near a huge group of crocodiles and then it leaves the baby Hippo and moves at a certain distance and lies down to take rest. I don't remember properly, the distance might be 10 ft or more. I was watching curiously to see what happens and it was amazing to see that none of the crocodiles attempted to attack the baby hippo even though the mother hippo was not very closer. Even funny was the baby hippo rubs itself with couple of crocodiles and the crocs don't do anything. The narrator said something like the mother hippo nearby within some distance ensures the protection of the baby hippo. That was one of the coolest things i saw. It was very impressive because the female hippo is smaller than male hippo and the group of crocodiles there was a lot more. That shows what kind of badass animal is Hippopotamus even though it might look like a big jelly.