Contains facts about rhinoceros and hippopotamus, comparing such aspects as their sizes, brain structure, and abilities.

After a rockfall blocks the hippos' river and they move to the river where the elephants live, Elmer convinces the elephants to help move the rocks so that the hippos can return home.

Friends Hippo and Rabbit spend the day together having breakfast, playing on the swings, and waiting for a thunderstorm to end.

Five episodes chronicle the ups and downs of a special friendship.

A poignant and humorous look at being left out and being included features a lonely hippopotamus

Duck and Hippo invite their friends Turtle, Elephant, and Pig to a picnic at their favorite pond. Yippee! It s time to dance and sing, swim and eat. Everyone brings goodies to share except Hippo. He didn t bring ANYTHING. So Hippo sets off into the forest to find some berries. But he is gone a long time, and Duck begins to worry that Hippo is lost. What should his friends do to find him?

At the end of a busy day, Fiona the hippo wishes goodnight to all of her friends at the zoo.

Best friends hippopotamuses, Evie and Margie, are surprised to experience jealousy when they try out for the same part in the school play.

Unhappy with his life in the zoo, Hippo sets out to find a job as Hippopotamister with some help from his friend, Red Panda.

What's the deadliest animal in Africa? It's not the lion or the crocodile--it's the hippopotamus! Hippos have razor-sharp tusks, weigh as much as fifty men, and can run twenty-five miles per hour! Follow these hefty hulks as they glide underwater, play tug-of-war, swat balls of dung at one another, and nuzzle their young in the mud. Just don't get too close--they could chomp you in two!--