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Read by Rylee Humphries
Joke/FunFact by Peyton Humphries
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Read by Rachel Hartshorn
Fun fact by Jude Hartshorn
Rachel and I...old school - https://imgur.com/VanCanH
Read by Autumn Hartshorn
Word of the Week by Eve Hartshorn
omnivorous ungulate pachydermatous mammal of Africa, 1560s, from Late Latin hippopotamus, from Greek hippopotamus "riverhorse," an irregular formation from earlier ho hippos potamios "the horse of the river"), from hippos "horse" (from PIE root *ekwo- "horse") + adjective from potamos "river, rushing water" (see potamo-). Replaced Middle English ypotame (c. 1300), which is from the same source but deformed in Old French. Glossed in Old English as sæhengest.
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