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Additionally, hippos - despite being massive - have almost no fat on them. All of that impressive bulk is muscle.
2% body fat. Compare that to Elephants, which are around 8-10%, or rhinos, which are 10-20%.
The average human is around 20-40%, for reference.
They're *all* muscle.
2% body fat. Compare that to Elephants, which are around 8-10%, or rhinos, which are 10-20%.
The average human is around 20-40%, for reference.
They're *all* muscle.
March 12, 2025 at 5:42 AM
Additionally, hippos - despite being massive - have almost no fat on them. All of that impressive bulk is muscle.
2% body fat. Compare that to Elephants, which are around 8-10%, or rhinos, which are 10-20%.
The average human is around 20-40%, for reference.
They're *all* muscle.
2% body fat. Compare that to Elephants, which are around 8-10%, or rhinos, which are 10-20%.
The average human is around 20-40%, for reference.
They're *all* muscle.
I already find their "helpful" guidance is usually more frustrating. Maybe I'll just use paper forms this year.
November 20, 2025 at 2:41 PM
I already find their "helpful" guidance is usually more frustrating. Maybe I'll just use paper forms this year.
I hope so. Got to see a bit Tuesday night and my mood was giddy after that
November 15, 2025 at 12:54 AM
I hope so. Got to see a bit Tuesday night and my mood was giddy after that
Don't worry, you'll need the AC again later this week
November 10, 2025 at 11:41 PM
Don't worry, you'll need the AC again later this week