Hippopotamus

They would also catch fish from the Nile to eat, and they would use nets to catch the birds that flew close to the water. The Nile River and nearby area is home to many animals. This includes Nile monitors, frogs, mongooses, turtles, tortoises, hippopotamus, wildebeest, baboons, over 100 species of fish, and over 300 species of birds. Many crocodiles live on the banks of the Nile, and are the largest crocodiles in

You can simply think of anything and draw it in order to win the game. Let it be a colossal, a magnificent car with wings, a hippopotamus or anything that you can think of. It is a very casual and mind free game that simply needs the player to have fun in drawing and bringing the objects to life in order to get the puzzles solved. No matter what your age is all you need for playing

King Tutankhamun is one of the most famous and well known Pharaohs and mummies ever known, but why? King Tutankhamun or more commonly know as King Tut is one of the most famous Pharaohs because his famous tomb discovery, he was very young, and his death is a mystery. To begin with he is most famous for his tomb discovery in 1922. “He was barely known to the modern world until 1922, when British archaeologist Howard Carter chiseled through a doorway and entered the boy pharaoh’s tomb, which had

when he was a child. Some, including him cutting down the cherry tree which obviously did not happen, him throwing a silver dollar across the Potomac River, and many more. George Washington had many different false teeth including the ivory of hippopotamus and walrus. Many people say that Georgie threw a silver dollar across the Potomac River.

killings and the reduction of habitat.5 They have shown improvement in their population numbers since once thought to be extinct. Hopefully their number will continue to move in the positive direction.5 The pygmy hippopotamus is yet another species that is also endangered.5 The hippopotamus can be found in the Western side of Africa near the equator.5 The endangerment of this species is due to the reduction of habitat which in turn is leading to deadly encounters with humans.5 Extinction could very

Intro Juliette West has been a teen activist since age 9. Juliette has inspired many people about saving elephants. She even has her own movie called How I Became An Elephant! One of her biggest goals is to stop the Ivory Trade. Her goals to teach children around the world to make a difference. Part of her fund Juliette Speaks is to help inspire children and teens around the world to start an organization to help or make a difference for the world. She also hopes to help save the elephants from

Brazil has been said to be one the of the most beautiful and pleasant places on Earth, but with the secrets hiding behind their closed doors, will they even last long enough in their dying nation to see the success that tourists do? Brazil is on the path to collapse because they are unable to survive as a nation on their own. According to CNN, “⅓ of Brazilian Southerners vaguely favor some form of secession.” Brazil has a weak central government, they don’t pay much regard to the tremendous financial

Such a peaceful Saturday morning I thought to myself as I lay in a daze on my bed. Contemplating weather or not it’s worth it to crawl out of my bed and watch the early morning cartoons. My friends at school always seem to fill me in when I miss it I thought to myself as I began burying myself underneath my fortitude of blankets. Seconds later there was a pounding at my door and my dad came in to tell me that I was going to the zoo today. Extremely ecstatic I zipped my clothes on and ran down

The Cutlass-beaked river hawk, or aceros amnicus, is a very unique bird of prey. The latin root aceros means sharp, and amnicus means it is from a river. It lives near rivers and has very sharp talons as well as an extremely sharp beak, which goes along with its scientific name. The sharp talons allow it to catch prey trying to flee from it. It’s feet are rather large, and that makes catching moving prey and gripping on to trees much easier. This hawk lives in an environment in which the amount

paintings. The relief painting "Ti Watching a Hippopotamus Hunt" was painted in the year 2400 BCE. This was during the time of the Old Kingdom ( Dynasty V), when Egyptians were constructing their mastabas (or tombs) out of limestone (Lesko). The Egyptians built their mastabas as comfortable homes for the dead to live in during the afterlife. These tombs were filled with many treasures, paintings and messages. The painting "Ti Watching a Hippopotamus Hunt" is from one such tomb at Saqqara; The