Question

How long can hippopotamus stay under water?

Answer 1

Hippopotamuses can stay underwater for up to five minutes at a time. They have special adaptations that allow them to hold their breath for long periods of time, such as closed nostrils and a membrane that covers their eyes. This ability is crucial for their survival, as they spend much of their time in water to regulate their body temperature and avoid predators. 

Answer 2

Hippopotamus is one of the  biggest  and strongest animal in animal kingdom, and it is also regarded as father of all animals because of its huge and big. 

   Hippopotamus lives in water, all it's life span depends on water, it walks on land but not too long.

Answer 3

HIPPOPOTAMUSES COMMONLY KNOWN AS HIPPOS ARE SEMI- AQUATIC ANIMALS THAT SPEND A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF TIME IN THE WATER. WHILE THEY ARE NOT BUILT FOR PROLONGED UNDERWATER STAYS LIKE MARINE MAMMALS.

Answer 4

The hippopotamus can stay under the water for up to four or five minutes because of its special ability to stay so it is wonderful.

Answer 5

Hippopotamuses live in water most of their time and can stay underwater for five to six minutes while holding their breath especially adult hippopotamuses.