hippo

Lost on the TechCrunch editing floor from late yesterday is a post we wrote noting the sharp declines in the value of insurtech stocks ahead of the impending public debut of Hippo, another neo-insurance company.

Justin Thomas could play with a hippo as his partner and not draw that many eyeballs.

Gift shops in nearby Puerto Triunfo sell hippo keychains and T-shirts.

Now a study forecasts that the invasive hippo population will swell to almost 1,500 individuals by 2040.

By mimicking some of the behaviors of long-extinct animals like the region’s giant llama, hippos might actually be productive members of Colombian society.

I'd never heard of a hippo attacking repeatedly like this, but he clearly wanted me dead.

I swam towards Evans, but the hippo struck again, dragging me back under the surface.

I called her “Hippo Girl,” and as I berated her I felt negative attention shift from me to her.

A moment on the noise: the vuvuzela can only be described as a large animal — like a cow or a hippo — in labor.

From time to time the slave-drivers would jog them along with a few lashes from a four-cornered "hippo" hide kiboko, or whip.

This city is named from the ancient Hippo, out of whose ruins, a mile to the southward, it was largely built.

At a villa outside Hippo, St. Augustine passed three years in the company of eleven pious men.

Later, Harrisson proposed to accompany me as far as the Hippo depot, bringing the dogs and providing a supporting party.

Here a depot of provisions and spare gear was made, sufficient to take us back to the Hippo.