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Orphaned hippo Bumpy bonds with new animal friends at Kenya wildlife sanctuary

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A five-month-old hippopotamus named Bumpy was rescued in May after being found next to his deceased mother near Naivasha, Kenya. He was taken in by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, where he has since been cared for by dedicated keepers. Bumpy has formed close bonds with another rescued hippo, a group of buffaloes, and an orphaned elephant at the sanctuary. Despite thriving in his new environment, the young hippo is ultimately expected to be reintroduced into the wild in the riverine areas of Tsavo.

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