This picture was taken at the zoo in California. The hippo is standing up, as so many things are these days.

I’m sure you can see what I’m talking about. If you want to see what is going on in the animal world, check out some of the other great pictures that have appeared on our website.

The picture above is a great example of the kind of thing that can be done with a selfie on Instagram. The hippo is standing up, holding a rock, and looking great. It’s not quite as pretty as it could be, but it’s still a great picture.

There’s also the kind of thing that you can do with a selfie that is a little bit more subtle. There’s this animal in Brazil that stands up, holds up its front leg, and makes a fist. It’s the kind of thing that is both subtle and not so subtle. In this scene, the animal is standing up, holding its front leg, and making a fist.

You will probably find the animal in Brazil is a real wild animal in Brazil, not some kind of animal that’s been domesticated.

Well, the animal in Brazil is an adorable little creature. It’s a hippopotamus, and it stands up and makes a fist. And the way that it does it is quite subtle. The animal’s front leg is the one that is held up, and it is held up by one of its front feet. This is one of the less subtle ways of being like a hippo. The animal takes its front foot and puts it against its chest and then it makes a fist.

The hippos have been known to make these little sounds when they are in the act of making a fist. The “hippo standing up” has been known to happen during one of these fist-waving moments. I’ve also seen the animal make a few other small noises during its actions. It seems that the animal wants to say something, but maybe not in English. A hand gesture to the animal seems to be a common means of communication.

The hippo standing up is basically a simple way of saying, “Hi.” Its posture and movements also suggest a similar gesture.

The hippo standing up might also be a good way of saying “Hey!” which can translate to the same meaning in some languages.

The hippo standing up can help you say “I am” in place of “Hi.” In fact, the animal seems to be saying “I am” for a few seconds. In Latin it would be the same as saying “Tia.