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Don’t Pooh-Pooh This: Zoo Helps Hippos Swim with the Fishes – The Wilmington Journal

VALENCIA, Spain -Caretakers at a Spanish zoo have come up with a way for its hippos to feel more at home by creating a pool that includes a variety of fish found in the species' [...]

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