Very unfortunate. Hippos are among the world's most dangerous animals, and one of Africa's deadliest animals.They are highly territorial and aggressive, tolerating no intruders in their territory,be it human or animal.

Hippo sef to they provoke wetin be him problem sef...na him get river?

YoungLionken:
Sometimes I wonder if we have animals such as the hippopotamus, kangaroo, etc, here in Nigeria...

Yes,we do because they still stroll around the Ogun,Cross River and Balyesa State but no one cares since there is no functional zoo in Nigeria!
The best of zoo then was in Jos Plateau but now demised due to constant local inter tribal War in that Region.
Very Unfortunate indeed!

YoungLionken:
Sometimes I wonder if we have animals such as the hippopotamus, kangaroo, etc, here in Nigeria...

They are but they respect themselves

hippo hippo
for dah hip for dah hipopo hip popo tamus

damilola4162:
In another news: Man Demands US Government Pay $3M For Every Black Person As Reparation For Slavery(video)


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCtbSOo0zhg

Do you think this is doable?

Notice how the Malawi President quickly sent a Minister to the scene. Here in Nigeria Fulani herdsmen kill hundreds and Buhari and APC don't bat an eye lash. And you say Nigeria will survive. Na you sabi. Did you hear Buhari say a word after Fulani militia killed a hundred in Plateau State few days ago? Nigerian leaders are the most wicked worldwide. They don't even pretend to care a hoot about human lives.

We Don chop them finish

Maybe the hippo space was disturbed but Kai...Tragic something
Hope the missing are found alive and RIP to the dead

May God almighty in His infinite mercy heal the land.

tosyne2much:
Hippos are very territorial. They've killed more humans than any other animals in Africa

They are very territorial and they don't want to see any creature in their territory.. Once they do, they charge and their rage could be disastrous

They are very territorial on water but on land they aren't . But then hippos and Nile crocodile exist side by side on water without rancour.

tosyne2much:
Hippos are very territorial. They've killed more humans than any other animals in Africa

They are very territorial and they don't want to see [b]any creature [/b]in their territory.. Once they do, they charge and their rage could be disastrous

They are very territorial on water but on land they aren't . But then hippos and Nile crocodile exist side by side on water without rancour.

tosyne2much:
Hippos are very territorial. They've killed more humans than any other animals in Africa

They are very territorial and they don't want to see any creature in their territory.. Once they do, they charge and their rage could be disastrous

They are very territorial on water but on land they aren't . But then hippos and Nile crocodile exist side by side on water without rancour. So the issue of it being territorial only applies to humans and other creatures.

I'm in love with that Fair woman.

I doubt she's from Malawi

PurestBoy:
Few days ago I was cross Eleyele river to Apete in Ibadan, all my fear was on hippopotamus coming out but I doubt if there's any in Eleyele River

Na developed Eleyele you dey expect make Hippopotamus dey/live. change ur weed supplier

H for hippopo hippopo tamus!!!

Hippopotamus are fucking deadly and aggressive.They are not carnivorous or like eating meat.They just kill for killing sake.RIP to the victims.

Fira09:
The hippo must be extremely large.

But wtf? 23 person's missing with just a hit?
Or is it a scenario were the victims couldn't swim and all got displaced?

I'm kinda perplexed.

Don't Bleep with hippos,they are fast swimmers for their size and they are very territorial.

Deadliest animal indeed!

What to do if hipo attack by Google...

If you're in the water, move in the opposite direction of where you saw the hippos. If you're on land, find cover. You can't outrun a hippo in a straight line, so find a tree, rock or vehicle to get between you and the hippo. This will help slow their attack and perhaps help you get safely to shelter.

jimmychang:
Hippopotamus are fucking deadly and aggressive.They are not carnivorous or like eating meat.They just kill for killing sake.RIP to the victims.

And they can run very fast even with their weight

tosyne2much:
And they can run very fast even with their weight

Aswear to God..

YoungLionken:
Sometimes I wonder if we have animals such as the hippopotamus, kangaroo, etc, here in Nigeria...

There are Hippos in Nigeria but kangaroos are native to Australia.

Hippopotamus hit Goat in Malawi ,one man death
What type of News is this ??

abiolamitodun:

U lie bro

That was my first time and since I'm afraid of water, I was imagining many things

Travel by road...not safe
Travel by air...not safe
Travel by water...not safe
Nowhere is safe in this world.
Only God can save us through His mercy.

PurestBoy:


That was my first time and since I'm afraid of water, I was imagining many things

😂😂...nw I get... imagination in addition to fear..😅😅

BigDawsNet:
This world no sha balance

Nigerian Hippo na our Government

You mean Hammad Lawan ? 😂

Learns:
Omo
Hippos can be very aggressive and deadly

More people die from hippos attack yearly than from lions.

YoungLionken:
Sometimes I wonder if we have animals such as the hippopotamus, kangaroo, etc, here in Nigeria...

Yes, we used to have them in our sea in Bonny Island, my dad has had an encounter with one, but with the increased human activities, they have gone further into the seas and creeks away from the town

vivavik:


Yes, we used to have them in our sea in Bonny Island, my dad has had an encounter with one, but with the increased human activities, they have gone further into the seas and creeks away from the town

Thank you...

vivavik:


Yes, we used to have them in our sea in Bonny Island, my dad has had an encounter with one, but with the increased human activities, they have gone further into the seas and creeks away from the town

Hello vivavik.

Are you still staying in Bonny island?
Can I kindly ask you some generic questions on life and the average living conditions on the island?