WATCH: Hippo eagerly awaits visitors at OH zoo

CINCINNATI, Ohio (KMID/KPEJ) – Fritz the hippo looked eager to greet his fans at the Cincinnati Zoo on Sunday, November 10.

Footage from the zoo showed the famous hippo sitting right by the glass for visitors to walk by. Two-year-old Fritz and his sister Fiona are far from camera shy, according to the zoo, often spending daylight hours parked next to the glass walls of their enclosure.

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