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But they have to come down weekly to poop. What a chore.
Agreed. Going to a toilet is hard enough. You're telling me I have to leave my tree? No thanks.
But I do know they come down, and even sometimes swim. That was a wild episode of whatever nature documentary that was.
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Yo bro why you frontin
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Well... Jaguars don't attack the sloths either.
Just saying....
Did T-posing appear in anteaters through convergent evolution or do we share a common ancestor with the T-posing genes?
Giant sloths are believed to have used their claws to make caves in Brazil 10,000 years ago.
https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20231127-brazils-mysterious-tunnels-made-by-giant-sloths