First things first: the two-year-old boy who was attacked by a hippopotamus in Uganda was saved and had a full recovery, police say. But they also say the hippo had the boy in its jaws — with ...

And what happens to the humans who happen to get on their bad side? According to the experts, hippo attacks may be all about being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Keep reading to learn more.

Hippos do attack humans, causing 500 human deaths yearly in Africa. Hippos are incredibly strong, weighing thousands of pounds, and they use this strength to kill intruders, AZ Animals says.

This makes them the world's deadliest mammal to humans. The probability of being killed by a hippo in an attack ranges from around 29 percent to 87 percent, according to a study published in the ...

from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Although police say the hippo in this most recent attack was scared back into the lake, residents near animal sanctuaries and ...

“Hippos attack not to eat people ... They are not hunting humans,” Lewison said. “Do not get close to them,” Muruthi said. “They don’t want any intrusion. … They’re not predators ...

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but the biting and trampling trauma of hippo attacks can result in serious human injury and/or death. Many attacks occur where people simply stumble into hippos at night (when hippos leave the ...