Danny was not having a good time getting these little guys back into their pen. The glass dividing the observation area and the pen itself had been shattered, probably when the elephant had hit the building, and a thin layer of water covered the floor. He'd scoop up a penguin and dumb it back into the water only for two or three to just back out into the observation area. It was obvious that this was like pushing a boulder up a hill, so he went back to the broken door.

He grabbed the two busted doors and bent the ends of one, wedging them into the doorframe to keep the little guys from just wandering out. They actual looked really cute when they wandered up to the makeshift barricade, like babies in a playpen. They seemed very interested in everything that was going on outside, quaking and jockeying for the best view.

Satisfied, he turned around and was face to face with an elephant. Not the one that had charged him earlier, that one was still asleep. The other elephants had decided to wander over, standing near the fallen one. "Uhhhhh..." Danny said, staring into those big grey eyes. "I'm sorry. Is that your hunband?" He said, pointing to the one he'd choked out. 

It only batted its ears and kept staring. 

"He'll get up. Just hang out here till he does." He said. "I'll get out of you wa-"

"AAAAAH!"

Danny's head snapped over to the yell that had interrupted him. One of those Xeo-boys had just lost his gun, and nearly his arms, to the snapping jaws of a hippo. The thing was bearing down on his when Danny ran in, clapping his arms around the hippos mouth to keep its jaws closed. The thing shook it's head, moving back and forth in an attempt to dislodge him. He dug in his heels to keep the beast from running wild, but it wasn't the only one. Three more hungry hungry hippos were out and about. "Get away. You can't scare these things. Yo dragon! Hey!" He called over to the dragon. "Get over here and use those muscles. These guys are bad news, we've got to manhandle them back into a pin before or they'll kill everything in their way."