On 27 December 2004, a baby haipopotamweighing 300 kilogram was found.comthe coast of Kenya. The baby hippo, song with his family, had been set dam theSabaki niver and into theMalindi in Kenya. When the tomami at the Kenyanses on 26 December 2004the family was lost in the sea, but the baboy hippe was found the day, rundad coma rect. Wildlife rangers rescued him and brought him to the Haller Park's rescue comtein Bamburi, Kenya, where he formed a strong bond with a 130-year-old giant maleAldabra tortoise, Mzee. The hippo was named, Owen"It was incredible. A less-than-a-year old hippe was enjoying the company of a maletortoise who was more than a century old,and the tortoise seemed very happy beinga mother to the little one, ecologistDr Paula Kahunbu, who looked afterOwen and Mzee, told reporters."After he lost his family in the tsunami,the hippo was traumatised. He wasexhausted and confused, and lookedfrightened in his new surroundings,with unfamiliar faces around him.Once at the Haller Park, OwenOwen and Mzee​