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Born in the Park Natura Viva the only Baby Hippopotamo of Italy Since 2021

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Bussolengo (Vr), 1 set. (askanews) - At the record age of almost 55 years, from the oldest hippopotama in Europe, Camilla gave birth to her 15th son at the Natura Viva. Park of Bussolengo. At risk of extinction according to the IUCN Red List, the little one is the only one born in Italy in the last 5 years. At ten days of life, she spends her time nursing under water and engaging in the first uncertain steps out of the pond, to follow her mother…

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Bussolengo (Vr), 1 set. (askanews) - At the record age of almost 55 years, from the oldest hippopotama in Europe, Camilla gave birth to her 15th son at the Natura Viva. Park of Bussolengo. At risk of extinction according to the IUCN Red List, the little one is the only one born in Italy in the last 5 years. At ten days of life, she spends her time nursing under water and engaging in the first uncertain steps out of the pond, to follow her mother…

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The event happened in Verona in the nature park Viva di Bussolengo. The little one is the only one born in Italy in the last 5 years

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The event at the Parco Natura Viva in Bussolengo, Veneto (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Milan, 1 set. (askanews) • All age record of almost 55 years, the female of the oldest hippopotamus in Europe, Camilla, gave birth to her fifteenth son at the Nature Park Viva of Bussolengo (Verona). Vulnerable of extinction according to the Red List Iucn, the little is the only one born in Italy in the last five years. At ten [...]

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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