The discovery comes centuries after a seated skeleton and a sword were found at the same site.

But the cost of deporting the hippos is also expensive an estimated$3.and that if no measures are taken.

Experts say sterilization alone is not enough to control the growth of the invasive species.aggressive three-ton animals is complicated.Scientists warn that the hippos feces change the composition of rivers and could impact the habitat of local manatees and capybaras.

800 and entails risks for the hippopotamus.said in a video distributed to the press.

The government estimates there are 169 hippos in Colombia.

the population is booming an its affecting the local ecosystemJay Inslee vetoed the measure.

said figuring out how to account for multistate trips is particularly important in the eastern US.special rates for low-income drivers.

and the way transportation is funded often fails to reflect states growing emphasis on curbing carbon emissions as a way to deal with climate change.SP Global Mobility forecasts they will make up 40% of the sales by 2030.