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In this amusing and entertaining clip from the BBC’s Life of Mammals, David Attenborough looks at the life of a sloth. The sloth has adapted to the lack of nutrition in its diet of leaves by hanging around not doing very much at all. We even get to see one moving at high speed! Watch more high quality videos on the BBC Earth YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/BBCEarth and visit http://www.BBCEarth.com for all the latest natural history exclusives and fantastic new wildlife videos.
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Well, I had a favorite toilet in every place I’ve worked in. So I understand the sloth going to the same spot to go. Going to YOUR toilet just feels nice, even if it’s halfway across campus and takes you 10 minutes just to get there.
What’s a slOth
This animal is old from its first breath. Very strange but manage to survive from the age of ice.
I tought you prononcing it “slot” not “slawoath’
Sloths look like living animatronics