Is there  is  a sex phermons with maiting in hippos?
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Almost all animals use pheromones.  Hippopotamus females release pheromones to let males know when they are ready to mate (estrus).  Dung is the most important form of hippo scent communication, however.  As a hippo defecates, it wags its tail at high speed, sending dung flying everwhere.  Hippo dung has an exceptionally poignant scent, and is a way to mark territory very obviously.
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Elephants.\n\nThey had to import adult female matriarchs and their herds to one African natural preserve, because all they had was a herd of juvenile male elephants....who had turned delinquent, and were KILLING rhinos for fun.  The matriarchs did some major rear-end whupping and the juvinile males learned to behave.\n\nhttp://philologos.org/bpr/files/Misc_Studies/ms034.htm\n\nHippos are rulers of the water, when nothing bigger is around, but they are much smaller and softer than elephants... if ever confronted, hippos wouldn't stand a chance... considering that elephants can kill the much better armored rhinos!
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No. Where would I find such an animal?
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Hippopotamuses (hippopotami is also accepted as a plural form by the OED)\n\nhipo and hipos seems simpler \n;)
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Yes they do. They make bleats and babies whimper. You can listen here: http://www.sandiegozoo.org/animalbytes/t-giant_panda.html
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You mean like a "murder of crows"? I'll see what I can find. Not everything has one.\n\n\nHere's a site:\n\nhttp://library.christchurch.org.nz/kids/animals/groups/\n\nIt gives several collective nouns for the words "insects" and "nightingales"; none for "lapwings", "puppies". "Dogs" and "horses" are represented.\n\nhttp://rinkworks.com/words/collective.shtml\n\nok, this last one has a "deceit of lapwings", a "watch" of nightingales; a "colony" of gulls;\n\nhttp://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/collective/r/?view=uk\n\nThis last site is the most comprehensive yet:\na "string" of racehorses\n\ninsects =\n"flight   \nhorde   \nplague   \nrabble   \nswarm"\n\na "litter" of puppies\n\nWHEW! I think that's everything you listed and now you have some good sources in case you have to find more someday!
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hippogriff, amiguras(the people who can change into animals. i have no idea how to spell it)weird teachers, deatheaters, evil, imagination, penisive, dementors, snakes, fear, and all the stuff you also have down.
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Well, if a hermaphodite is both sexes, then the opposite would naturally be something with no sex. Asexual.
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"Breeding" looks like it fits the bill.  \n:-)  Hope this helps!
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I think Gargamel choked a smurph in one of the episodes...and all i know it scared the poop out of the smurph and it's poop was like a rainbow, most amazing thing i've ever seen
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I this it\n\nhttp://www.minibite.com/christmas/hippo.htm\n\nby Gayla Peevey
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I'm pretty sure about snap and pop being gay, but I've heard rumours about crackle being into bestiality.  He gets himself hopped up on Fruit Loops and then does freaky things with Toucan Sam.
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Yeah...sure...\nThe horny toads... they are acctrually not toads at all! They are called Horned Lizards, have also been referred to as Horned Toads, Horny Toads, and even Horned Frogs.I 've read books about it . They don't belong to the frog family but they look a lot like toads in appearence.\nHorned Lizards protect themselves in a variety of ways. Their body is flat, so they can sit really still so as to shiled themselves in the rocks with the same color. If this doesnt work, they have also been known to inflate their body and hiss a lot, and in extreme cases, they can even squirt blood from their eyeballs to attack their ememy!\nSounds yucky...But I do take interests in  the litte wired creatrues like taratula,ruby-throad,humming bees ,horny toad...They make our world full of wonder! \nAnd I 'd kiss a really toad rather than the horny toad,if it can turn into a prince ..hehehe...Well I really admire your curiocty and exploring in the animal world...\nHope this will help and good luck!
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Yes;\n\n'Hippopotamus' means 'river horse', which is what Greeks called this powerful beast. Ancient Egyptians, guessing more correctly, called it 'river pig'\n\nThe artiodactyls are even-toed placental mammals with hooves. Within this group, pigs, peccaries and hippopotamuses make up the suborder Suiformes (from the Greek: with the shape of a pig). The hippopotamus is genetically related to the pig.
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The male platypus has poisonous spurs on its hind legs...not fangs. And apparently they're only used to fight off rival males during mating season. \n\nI'm Australian. So I'd know, right? ;-)
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Unfortunately, it's a strong possibility. :-( \n\nWorld's biggest hippo population decimated\nFriday 29 August 2003\nA shocking new census shows a 95 per cent decline in hippo populations in Virunga National Park, formerly home to the world's biggest population.\nLess than 30 years ago, over 29,000 hippos lived in this world heritage site on the eastern border of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This year's census shows that only 1,300 remain. The census was carried out by the Congolese Institute for the Conservation of Nature (ICCN), WWF, and other conservation organisations during March and August.\n\nThere is increasing international demand for hippo canine teeth in the illegal ivory trade. The census showed that armed factions are killing hippos in shockingly high numbers for their meat and teeth in response to this growing trend.\n\n"This is disastrous news for the hippo," said Dr. Susan Lieberman, Director of WWF International's Species Programme. "Unless this trade is closely controlled and poaching is stopped, hippos will be threatened with extinction. WWF urges the government to take advantage of recent peace agreements and to put into place proper planning and management of the country's natural resources."\n\nUntil this year, the Park has been at the heart of interfactional fighting, preventing ICCN and WWF from working in significant areas. WWF calls on the DRC authorities to work with conservation groups to stop poaching hippos in the Park and to conserve wildlife.\n\n"Hippos are extremely important in maintaining the ecological balance in rivers and lakes and nearby grasslands," says Marc Languy of WWF's Eastern Africa Regional Programme. "Hippo dung provides essential basic elements for the food chain, particularly for fish. The loss of more than 27,000 hippos in the past few decades is a double blow: fish catches have dwindled and the freshwater ecosystems are losing hundreds of tons of nutrients every day. Lake Edward supports over 20,000 people living around the Park who depend on fish for their livelihood."\n\nThe need for long-term protection of national parks and other valuable protected areas will be at the heart of the forthcoming 5th World Parks' Congress in Durban, South Africa (8-15 September).
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Yes and you can check the Internet site on ethology departments in major universities, they have a record on lots Of animal callings, showing from whales, apes, elephants, insects, birds, and so on