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Move over, Moo Deng! Haggis the pygmy hippo has arrived
Tiny hippo lovers rejoice! Fans of Thailand's viral sensation Moo Deng can now also marvel at baby Haggis the hippo from ...
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Perhaps You Need the Houston Zoo’s New Pygmy Hippo in Your Life Right Now
WHO: The cutest adult pygmy hippo you ever did see. WHAT: A new arrival at the Houston Zoo.
Following in the steps of Fiona and Moo Deng, there is a new hippo gaining attention online
A newborn pygmy hippo named Haggis at Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo has captured hearts and bolstered hope for the endangered ...
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Baby Haggis is the new Moo Deng: A pygmy hippo is born in Edinburgh
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland's Edinburgh Zoo announced their own tiny pygmy hippo, named Haggis, was born Oct. 30 ...
‘Who deng?' Edinburgh Zoo announces birth of baby pygmy hippo named Haggis
Just when you thought Moo Deng was the only celebrity baby pygmy hippopotamus taking the world by storm in 2024, along comes ...
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Missed the boat with Moo Deng? Here’s your chance to name Thailand’s newest pygmy hippo
A limited baby hippo T-shirt awaits the first 50 participants, according to The Bangkok Post. And those who vote for the first three winning names will receive a big prize from the Tourism Authority ...
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Moo Deng brings new attention to pygmy hippos at Boston's Franklin Park Zoo
BOSTON - Moo Deng is social media's newest darling. The baby pygmy hippo first captured the hearts of gawkers at her zoo in Thailand, and then she devoured the world wide web faster than a head of ...
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Moo Deng: the celebrated hippo’s real home has disappeared – will the world restore it?
The playful and pudgy mammal that went viral from its Thai zoo enclosure has a sad story to tell about her fellows hippos. Moo Deng is the two-month-old pygmy hippo who flicks her ears in joy and ...
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Grant McGuire: Hippos, rhinos are the real kings of the jungle
I love watching animal videos on YouTube through my TV or iPad. The two African animals no one messes with are the hippopotamus and the rhinoceros. The rhino, you can see why. They’re big ...