Cousins of giraffes known as forest giraffes are included in the list of animals with the largest humps because they have a large behind.

Whales, like most fish, do not have gluteal muscles. Therefore, they do not have "buttocks" that scientists can use to determine their accurate size. Blue whales not only rank as the largest animal on Earth that produces the largest babies, but they also have the largest anus among any creature in the world.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "Rhinoceros has a large and hidden buttock, resulting in quite an interesting bowel movement. An adult white rhinoceros produces about 50 pounds of dung per day. Rhinoceros needs to consume a lot of plants to obtain nutrients in order to grow and survive."

Giraffes do not sleep much, but when they sleep, it is a process of placing their entire long bodies in a comfortable position. Therefore, they use their buttocks as a pillow to rest their heads.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Hippopotamus is a large-sized mammal, their length averages between almost 11 and 17 feet with weights up to 9,900 pounds for males and 3,000 for females."

The red-bottomed primate group has several species that have large behinds, especially during mating season. In female baboons, their buttocks will swell and turn red to indicate the ovulation window, and the size of the female baboon's buttocks does not affect how long the baby will live after infancy.