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It is very active and has very good personality. Moreover, its success story is the most important reason why people like it. She was weak when she born. The veterinary did not sure she can alive. However, she was so strong, and she alive. Now, she is so active. This is the reason why many people like her.

Question2: I think people should focus on improving the environmental condition for the wild animals. Nowadays, there are lots of pollution which make the wild animals have no place to live. And the contamination is lethal to the wild animals. People should protect the environment in the world, and provide a good living condition for the endangered animals.

Question3: I think it is better for the hippos to live in the zoo. In the modern world, lots of places are polluted. Thus it is hard for hippos to find a home. However, in the zoo, there are lots of professional feeder can take good care of them.

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Vocabulary2: charismatic

Speech: adjective

Sentence:  But to top her looks, Fiona has developed a charismatic personality.

Definition:1having, or characteristic of charisma.

2 characterizing Christians of various denominations who seek an ecstatic religious experience, sometimes including speaking in tongues and instantaneous healing.

Synonym: appealing alluring

Other form: charisma

Own sentence: she is a charismatic women, so lot of boys like her.

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Vocabulary1：acclimate

Speech: verb

Sentence: Fiona eventually became acclimated to her father Henry, after more coaxing and close supervision.

Definition: to accustom or become accustomed to a new climate or environment; adapt.

Synonym: accustom accommodate

Other form: acclimation noon

Own sentence: transferring to a new school, he spent half of year to acclimate the new environment.

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Q1. In my opinion, Fiona is not only famous for that it was first born six weeks premature but also for that it is very lucky. It is a miracle because it is not easy for it to be alive. Its lung was not able to support its breathe and it needed medical machines. People’s love also give its a new life.              Q2. I think we can tell people who live around us that the wild hippos are endangered. Many people do not know that wild hippos are decreasing. If we can make more people understand that they need our help, we may attract more people to pay attention to protect hippos.                        Q3. Hippos living in zoo may have a better life than those in the wild. Hippos in the zoo can get food more easily. Zoo keepers take care of them and they will get medication in time if they are ill. They do not have to consider the problem of territories.

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Q1. In my opinion, Fiona is not only famous for that it was first born six weeks premature but also for that it is very lucky. It is a miracle because it is not easy for it to be alive. Its lung was not able to support its breathe and it needed medical machines. People’s love also give its a new life.              Q2. I think we can tell people who live around us that the wild hippos are endangered. Many people do not know that wild hippos are decreasing. If we can make more people understand that they need our help, we may attract more people to pay attention to protect hippos.                        Q3. Hippos living in zoo may have a better life than those in the wild. Hippos in the zoo can get food more easily. Zoo keepers take care of them and they will get medication in time if they are ill. They do not have to consider the problem of territories.

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vocabulary: vulnerable  1.speech: adjective 2.originality: The adorable, chubby gray cherub has become famous for playfully leaping into water and into people's hearts, but she may one day grow up to play an important conservation role for her vulnerable species.       3.definition: someone who is vulnerable can be easily harmed or hurt                4.synonym: sensitive  5.noun: vulnerability 6.sentence: Communicating at this level means we offer someone the most vulnerable part of ourselves. 

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vocabulary: vulnerable  1.speech: adjective 2.originality: The adorable, chubby gray cherub has become famous for playfully leaping into water and into people's hearts, but she may one day grow up to play an important conservation role for her vulnerable species.       3.definition: someone who is vulnerable can be easily harmed or hurt                4.synonym: sensitive  5.noun: vulnerability 6.sentence: Communicating at this level means we offer someone the most vulnerable part of ourselves. 

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vocabulary:intervention    1.speech: noun  2.originality: Fiona was too small and weak to nurse on her own, so the team decided intervention was needed to save the baby.             3.definition: the act of becoming involved in an argument, fight, or other difficult situation in order to change what happens  4.synonym: violation 5.verb: intervene  6.sentence: It is also conceivable that they could be points of intervention by modifications in environmental factors or eventually in pharmaceutical products.

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vocabulary:intervention    1.speech: noun  2.originality: Fiona was too small and weak to nurse on her own, so the team decided intervention was needed to save the baby.             3.definition: the act of becoming involved in an argument, fight, or other difficult situation in order to change what happens  4.synonym: violation 5.verb: intervene  6.sentence: It is also conceivable that they could be points of intervention by modifications in environmental factors or eventually in pharmaceutical products.

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vocabulary: enclosure 1.speech: noun 2.originality: Videos show her bounding across her enclosure and even photo-bombing a couple's engagement photo. 3.definition: an area surrounded by a wall or fence, and used for a particular purpose 4.synonym: attachment           5.verb: enclose              6.my sentence: Nobody expects to go to the zoo and find all of the animals housed in the same enclosure, or even the same type of enclosure. 

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vocabulary: enclosure 1.speech: noun 2.originality: Videos show her bounding across her enclosure and even photo-bombing a couple's engagement photo. 3.definition: an area surrounded by a wall or fence, and used for a particular purpose 4.synonym: attachment           5.verb: enclose              6.my sentence: Nobody expects to go to the zoo and find all of the animals housed in the same enclosure, or even the same type of enclosure. 

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1.intervention :n
original sentence: so the team decided intervention was needed to save the baby.
Definition: interfere, like take necessary strategy to help or prevent something from happening.
Own sentence: The problem can not be solved without any intervention.
2.coaxing :v
original sentence: Fiona eventually became acclimated to her father Henry, after more coaxing and close supervision
Definition: spoofing, flattery designed to gain favor.
Own sentence: Most politicians are really good at coaxing the publics.
3.charismatic : adj
original sentence: But to top her looks, Fiona has developed a charismatic personality
Definition:possessing an extraordinary ability to attract
Own sentence: His charismatic personality is the reason for his successful actor career.

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1. What do you think is the most significant element that makes Fiona so famous now? Is it only because her cute look?( Use other personal thought except the one in the article)
2. What should we do to help to the decreasing wild hippo population?
3 . Do you think the hippos in the zoo live better than the ones in the wild? Why?

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I never thought hippo was a lovely creature till I saw the photo of Fiona. Her big eyes are so adorable with her chubby body. The first time I saw a hippo in the zoo, I thought they are dirty, ugly and aggressive. But this cute little hippo has really change the image of hippo in my mind. Wish I could see Fiona in real life if I have a chance to in the future.

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Fiona the adorable Hippo baby was recently born in  Cincinnati Zoo with its rough start. Fiona was too weak to breath when she was born, the veterinary even attach a oxygen tube to her lung to keep her breathing. Fiona made it with the hard work of veterinary and neonatal teams. Now this 10-month-old hippo baby is becoming the star of the zoo. Just look at the photo of her and you will figure out why. Her adorable look quickly attract public's attention. Even The new York times create a new word for Fiona- "Fionamania" to describe how this cute hippo baby has swept the nation.
This article specifically describe few characteristic about hippo the species , hippo's overall current living situation and Fiona's parents' story.

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If you haven't yet heard of Fiona the Hippo, you might be the only one.

"Fionamania" as the New York Times recently branded it, has swept the nation. And it's easy to see why.

The ten-month-old hippo has 600 pounds of chubby cuteness wrapped in her leathery body. Scientifically, with her large head and big, round eyes, you'd be hard pressed to not find her adorable. But to top her looks, Fiona has developed a charismatic personality. Videos show her bounding across her enclosure and even photo-bombing a couple's engagement photo.

What's perhaps most endearing about Fiona is her success story. When she was first born six weeks premature last January at the Cincinnati Zoo, her keepers weren't sure she would make it. The zoo's veterinary and neonatal teams stayed with Fiona around the clock. She was even attached to oxygen tubes to ensure her underdeveloped lungs would make it.

It's a time that Christina Gorsuch, the zoo's curator of mammals, remembers well.

"I spent many an afternoon and evening with her," she said.

The adorable, chubby gray cherub has become famous for playfully leaping into water and into peoples' hearts, but she may one day grow up to play an important conservation role for her vulnerable species. Here's how:
What do we know about Fiona's species?
Fiona belongs to the most abundant species of hippopotamus (the common hippo, Nile hippo, or large hippo.) The only other known species of hippos are the smaller pygmy hippos, which are endangered.

According to the International Union for the Conservation of Nature, there are likely 115,000 to 130,000 wild common hippos in the world. When last assessed, their populations were relatively stable, but conservationists are concerned that climate change and habitat loss may impact their numbers in the future.
Where did Fiona's parents come from?
Fiona's parents are two zoo hippos, named Henry and Bibi. Henry was shipped to Cincinnati from the Dickerson Park Zoo in Springfield, Missouri. Bibi was shipped to Cincinnati from the St. Louis Zoo, but she was born in Disney's Animal Kingdom. It's there that Gorsuch says she was socialized, around a large number of brothers, sisters, and other juvenile hippos.

Bibi's keepers believe it was this early socialization that may have helped the mother hippo care for Fiona after the youngster was reintroduced to her, following three months of separation.

It was within only an hour of Fiona's birth that zookeepers removed her from Bibi's presence. Fiona was too small and weak to nurse on her own, so the team decided intervention was needed to save the baby. After about three months, zookeepers slowly acclimated the pair, and now they spend most of their time together.

Fiona eventually became acclimated to her father Henry, after more coaxing and close supervision. Video taken by the zoo shows how the old hippo let Fiona inspect his wide-open mouth, poking around her small head.

Henry died on October 31 of this year, but Fiona and Bibi remain in the enclosure. Fiona was named for a character in the Shrek movies.

"For the record, I am terrified of hippos," said National Geographic explorer and Florida International University ecologist Elizabeth Anderson when asked about her own experiences working with hippos. Anderson was once conducting research in Tanzania when a hippo attacked an empty nearby boat.

"The hippo tried to flip the boat first, but it couldn't because of the weight of the motor, so then it bit down on one of the air chambers, which exploded," she recounted. "Then the hippo grabbed the boat in its mouth and pulled it into the main river channel, beating it up as the boat and hippo moved together downstream."

Her account isn't unusual. Hippos are responsible for more deaths in Africa than any other mammal.

National Geographic explorer Steve Boyes nearly had his boat flipped by a hippo when traveling down the Okavango river. You can see video of this here.

Gorsuch has a simple explanation for why Fiona and Bibi may be so easy to handle. Hippos tend to show aggression when they need to defend their territory from other hippos or predators, but that's not so relevant in zoos.

"The interactions we have with them are supplying food, so they don't have a reason to be territorial," Gorsuch said.

In her research, Anderson has been surveying how people respond to hippos as new neighbors. Specifically, she has looked at the spread of a small group of hippos in Colombia that are descended from zoo hippos that had been kept by drug kingpin Pablo Escobar. Hippos had not been present in the wild in the country before, but survey results suggest that the locals tend to view the animals as more docile than aggressive overall.

Anderson suspects that these hippos may have learned to be more docile through years of captivity. It's also possible that they don't have much territorial pressure. ( Read more about Escobar's hippos.)
What will happen to Fiona as she ages?
It's hard to imagine now, but one day baby Fiona will grow up and may even make babies of her own. Gorsuch says this won't happen for another six or seven years, when Fiona reaches sexual maturity.

Zoo animals like Fiona are a part of a network called the Species Survival Program managed by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

"They will look at the population of Nile hippos in zoos in North America, and they'll recommend moves and changes," Gorsuch said. As to whether or not Fiona will stay in her hometown of Cincinnati, Gorsuch says, "We never quite know what things will look like."

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Fiona the Famous Baby Hippo-Everything You Need to Know

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If you haven't yet heard of Fiona the Hippo, you might be the only one. "Fionamania" as the New York Times recently branded it, has swept the nation. And it's easy to see why. The ten-month-old hippo has 600 pounds of chubby cuteness wrapped in her leathery body.