In a fight, does the hippopotamus stand a chance against the elephants

Can a hippopotamus ever fight an elephant.

Both hippos and elephants belong to the category of mammals and are very large mammals in terms of size. Hippos generally can't beat elephants. In terms of size, hippos are the third largest among mammals, after elephants and rhinos; Elephants are the largest, much larger than hippos.

The aggressiveness of hippos is mainly reflected in their teeth, as they have a relatively strong bite. However, when hippos face elephants, due to the huge difference in size, they cannot bite the vital parts of the elephant, they can only attack the elephant's legs, and generally cannot beat the elephant.

I don't think it's possible, because hippos can only fight in water, elephants can be both on land and in water, and elephants are much larger than hippos.

Not to mention the African elephant, the Asian female elephant can completely abuse the male hippopotamus, not a heavy one.

Hippos are often underestimated, in fact, hippos have the most irritable temper among these animals, and they have rich experience in fighting, and the fights are also the most tragic, and the old hippopotamus is often scarred. Other animals are not very daring to fight seriously, because in case of injury, it will lead to: 1. Unable to hunt or easily preyed, 2. Infected wounds and die.

For example, rhinos are not afraid of lions, but if they are injured, they may not be. First, the hippopotamus secretes fluid to prevent infection, and secondly, it is safe even if it is injured in the water (generally the Nile crocodile can't even help the injured hippopotamus, and the hippopotamus is in groups).

Who would dare to fight with elephants in a fight with land creatures? Even if a polar bear runs into the African savannah, it has to be pressed to the ground and rubbed.

You should ask how many hippos an elephant can flip.

Not a level at all. The hippopotamus has no capital to compete with elephants.

If it's the same size, I feel like the hippos can win, but the difference in size is too big. The elephant should have an easy chance to win.

Who do you think is harder when a walnut collides with a rock?

This walnut is like a hippopotamus, and this stone is like an elephant, and there is no doubt that the elephant is victorious.

Those who can ask this question are also drunk. It's like a fight between a kindergarten child and an adult. It's a giveaway!

The elephant weighs 6 tons and the hippopotamus weighs 3 tons. Weight is not in the same level. Fight up the elephant wins.

Elephants are generally 6 tons, hippos are a ton, and an elephant can usually kill 5 to 6 hippos.

Usually the elephant wins, but the hippopotamus is not convinced by the elephant many times!

Of course there are elephants, and elephants can easily overturn hippos.

Elephants don't necessarily cross hippos in the water, but on land it's another story.

Obviously, the elephant wins, and the rhinoceros can't beat the elephant.

The only one who can win an elephant is a rhinoceros.

Let's put it this way, among all the herbivores in Africa, the elephant is the bearer, and all the other African herbivores combined can't beat the elephant.

Elephants are done abusing hippos, rhinos!

The hippopotamus said, "Come down, and the elephant said you come up."

Hippos and rhinoceros are still comparable, how can they be compared to elephants?