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Might be too hard of an ask, and obviously it's a wild animal, but do you have any insights to the story about a hippo eating it's 'owner' after six+ years of companionship? It just seems like something would have triggered that violence right? I feel like animals don't just randomly kill their group mates but I don't know much about hippos.

if you're talking about Humphrey the Hippo, Tooth And Claw podcast already did a fantastic breakdown of the entire incident and why the entire idea of keeping and interacting closely with a hippo was a stupid, stupid idea- https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/hippo-attack-marius-and-his-pet-hippo-humphrey/id1530064872?i=1000576084183