The Fifteenth Calf of 'Camilla', Europe's Longest-Lived Hippopotamus, Was Born in Italy
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Rome, 1 Sep (EFE).- The female of the longest common hippopotamus in Europe, ‘Camilla’, has given birth to her 15th calf at almost 55 years of age, a record age for this species, in the Natura Viva Park of Bussolengo, near Verona, in northern Italy. The mother, 2,500 kilos, and the [...] The entry Born in Italy the fifteenth breeding of ‘Camilla’, the longest hippopotama in Europe was first published in HolaNews.
At the record age of almost 55 years "Camilla," Europe's oldest hippopotama, gave birth to his 15/or son at the Natura Viva Park in Bussolengo (Verona). (ANSA)
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The longest-lived female of the common hippopotamus in Europe, 'Camilla', has given birth to her fifteenth child at the age of almost 55, a record age for this species, in the Natura Viva Park of Bussolengo, near Verona, in northern Italy. The mother, 2,500 kilos, and the breeding, 50, coexist with her group and with a herd of Nyala antelopes, reported the center Tuesday.
Rome, 1 Sep (Press Latina) The hippopotamus Camilla, the oldest female of her species in Europe, gave birth to her fifteenth child at the Natura Viva zoo in Bussolengo, Italian province of Verona, reported today its director Camillo Sandri. The post New delivery in Italy of Camilla, the longest-lived hippopotama in Europe first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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