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One-hundred African mammals were slated for U.S. farms, starting with hippos to raise 1 million pounds of meat at a yearly value of $100 million. Noah’s Ark crashed into American agriculture—almost.

In the early 20th century, the United States faced rising meat prices while Louisiana struggled with waterways clogged by ...