12 Times Hippos Took REVENGE On Their Enemies

Don’t let their round and plump nature fool you: Hippos hold the title for being the world’s deadliest mammals. With their unpredictable nature, hippos can be even more aggressive than lions at times. Which is why it’s always a good decision to steer clear of these predators. From a zebra getting bitten by an angry hippo; to an antelope getting completely crushed by a hippo; and even a baby hippo scaring off an adult lion; let’s take a look at 12 times hippos really took it to their enemies.

12) Hippo Drives Elephant Away
Elephants and hippos usually steer clear of each other because of their contrasting behaviors. Hippos are extremely aggressive and elephants are extremely territorial. Which is why the interactions between these two species are never friendly. This hippo right here is doing all it can to drive the elephant out of its pond, constantly poking and nipping at the large animal. The elephant tries to be patient and even attempts to hit the hippo with its strong tail. But the wild animal isn’t going to let this one go. As more and more hippos surround the elephant, it slowly starts moving out of the water in an attempt to avoid being targeted.

11) Cape Buffalo is no Match for This Hippo
Cape Buffalos are some of the most dangerous predators out in the wild with the capacity to take on even the deadliest predators in the animal kingdom. But, this cape buffalo is no match for an aggressive hippo that has decided to fight for its territory. The hippo watches the Cape Buffalo for a while, opening its mouth in front of the animal to show dominance. But, the cap buffalo seems unaffected. So, after giving the buffalo enough warnings, the hippo charges at its opponent, using its strong jaws to grab the animal in a strong grip, pushing it into the water once and for all...

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