Trotting hippos can 'fly,' but only in 0.3-second bursts, study finds

Researchers have discovered that, unlike other four-legged mammals, hippopotamuses trot at high speeds and become airborne for "quite a large amount of time."

  Science/Technology   Jul 24, 2024   0   31  Add to Reading List
Trotting hippos can 'fly,' but only in 0.3-second bursts, study finds

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Researchers have discovered that, unlike other four-legged mammals, hippopotamuses trot at high speeds and become airborne for "quite a large amount of time."
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