Endangered species
Pygmy Hippo
The pygmy hippo is a rare, nocturnal herbivore found in West African rainforests. Weighing around 400-600 lbs and standing 2.5 ft tall, they're half the height and a quarter the weight of their cousin, the common hippo.
With webbed toes and sleek bodies, they're agile swimmers and can close their nostrils to stay submerged. They secrete a shiny, slippery substance called 'blood sweat' to keep their skin moist and protect against sunburn, earning the nickname 'water horse.'
The elusive pygmy hippo is so rare and secretive that it wasn't scientifically described until 1844.
Furthermore theg greatly contribute to the health of their rainforest ecosystem by dispersing seeds through their droppings, acting as efficient gardeners for their habitat.
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