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Some 'cocaine hippos' from Colombia could have a new home at a controversial zoo in India
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Officials in Colombia say they can no longer manage a growing population of hippos brought by drug lord Pablo Escobar. Now, the son of an Indian billionaire is offering to relocate dozens to his zoo, which is shrouded in a controversy of its own. NBC News' Danielle Hamamdijan reports.May 7, 2026
