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The Hippos


Series: POYSER NATURAL HISTORY
Natural History and Conservation
Keith S Eltringham
184 pages, b/w photos, b/w illus, maps.
T & AD Poyser Ltd (A & C Black)
 
Hardcover | 1999 | £24.99 | approx. $50/€32

#100993 | ISBN-10: 085661131X
Hippos are unusual in being genuinely amphibious. This has a fundamental effect on their physiology and way of life. Following a general introduction, there is a detailed description of hippo anatomy and physiology, including many fascinating and little known facts about their skin structure. Subsequent chapters are devoted to their social biology and ecology, including descriptions of their breeding and feeding ecology. Several extraordinary instances of carnivory, including an instance of cannibalism, are described. The book closes with three chapters devoted to the results of the author's recent survey on the distribution and abundance of the common hippo throughout Africa.
 
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