Hippo
Fiona the Hippo Sparks New Brand of Cincinnati Tourist
"Screaming, adoring fans make her very happy," Christina Gorsuch, the curator of mammals at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, told Newsweek.
American Tourist Survives Hippo Attack
Hippos are some of the world's deadliest animals, killing hundreds of humans a year.
It May Be Possible to Reverse Advanced Heart Failure
A study on mice shows inhibiting a certain signaling pathway may allow the organ to simply mend itself.
Bertha, the World's Oldest Hippo in Captivity, Has Died
Bertha the hippo had been living at the Manila Zoo in the Philippines since 1959.
Tbilisi Flooding Sets Zoo Animals on the Loose
At least 12 people have been killed; authorities search for lions, tigers and bears.
Pablo Escobar's Feral Hippos to Be Steralised
The animals have been multiplying quickly since they escaped from the drug lord's private zoo in 1993
Rare Pygmy Hippo Born in Swedish Zoo
Olivia, born in an international breeding program, is affectionately called "a little Michelin Man" by zoologists