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ALT Infographic showing how to Drop, Cover, and Hold On during an earthquake, where the human pictograms have been replaced with pygmy hippo Moo Deng. In the first image, "Drop" Mood Deng has dropped down low to the ground, successfully lowering her Center of Gravity to avoid being knocked over by shaking. In the second, Cover, Moo Deng is remaining low to the ground, and moving towards a sturdy table for cover. It appears that she couldn't find anything to cover her head and neck with, but we recommend that humans use their arm, or something hard like a textbook to keep these important parts covered while moving towards better cover. In Hold On, remaining under the sturdy table, Moo Deng is biting the table leg, to hold on, and ensure that her cover remains above her during the whole earthquake!






























