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<font size="12" color="#bfffffff">Holding Corporation for </font><font size="12" color="#ffffa600"><a href="showinfo:16159//99006416">Missed Connections</a></font><font size="12" color="#bfffffff">.<br><br>Alliance Executor: </font><font size="12" color="#ffffa600"><loc><a href="showinfo:1376//211488250">Ashkrall</a></loc><br></font><font size="12" color="#bfffffff">Diplomat: </font><font size="12" color="#ffffa600"><loc><a href="showinfo:1375//313684576">Mapache Doom</a></loc><br><br></font><font size="12" color="#bfffffff">The Hippopotamus has an enormous head which makes up around a third of it's total body weight, with it's vast mouth being able to open up to 150 degrees and revealing it's large tusks which can weigh up to 3kg each. Due to the way that the skin of the Hippopotamus is made up, the animal cannot sweat so when it comes into contact with air the skin easily dries up. Although this is not a problem in the water, to combat this the rest of the time a pink, oily substance is secreted through glands in the skin which is not only thought to prevent sunburn but also may have anti-bacterial properties that helps to keep wounds clean and prevent infection from the dirty water. Even though the Hippopotamus looks like it would be slow on land thanks to it's short and stubby legs, they are actually able to run at quite remarkable speeds and are capable of reaching 30mph when running.</font>