Is a Wildcat faster than a Hippopotamus?
Answer : No, a Wildcat is slower than a Hippopotamus
The average top speed of a Wildcat is 25 kph, (16 mph) while for a Hippopotamus it is 30 kph, (19 mph)
| Name | Name:Wildcat | Name:Hippopotamus |
| Top Speed | Top Speed:25 kph, (16 mph) | Top Speed:30 kph, (19 mph) |
| Height | Height:27 cm, (10.6 in ) | Height:88 cm, (2 ft, 10.6 in ) |
| Weight | Weight:4 kg, (9 lbs) | Weight:200 kg, (441 lbs) |
| Lifespan in Wild (years) | Lifespan in Wild (years):14 | Lifespan in Wild (years):30 |
| Description | Description:Wild cats live throughout Southwestern China, Europe, and Africa. They are grey or brown with soft fur and bushy tails. They are also striped in black over the body. | Description:Pygmy Hippopotamus is the mini version of the common or river hippo. It has a rounder and narrower head, a greenish-black, smooth layer of skin that secretes a pink fluid (blood sweat), which gives it a shiny look. It also acts like a sunscreen to prevent dehydration. |
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