The Secret Life of The Rare Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth | Earth Stories

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Published 2021-05-29
A biologist at a research centre on Barro Colorado Island in the middle of the Panama Canal introduces the crew of the Sedna IV to the rare pygmy three-toed sloth and explains why this species is threatened.

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All Comments (18)
  • @alli6791
    Lol, that scientist just climbed up out of nowhere and snatched that sloth from the tree before it even had a chance to move anywhere.
  • @watchensee
    I know they don't mean the sloths any harm, but the sloths don't know that. I just hope that when they capture them it doesn't put too much stress on them, to where it might shorten their life span.
  • @joeblobyisme3708
    Victoria walked 800 kilometers from where you found her. She tryin get away from y’all. Sike cool video doe. Sloths are my spirit animal. It’s the middle of the day and I’m still in bed.
  • @greenman6141
    MANY people have commented about how the humans in this are clearly terrifying the sloths. And is this really the right thing to be doing. Also that the focus in NOT on the sloths but on the people. It's the SLOTHS that viewers are interested in.
  • @sharonazar1
    the sloth looks frightened. who are we to muscle in on their lives????
  • @r.g.o3879
    I hate that they have to manhandle these poor creatures this way. The science is important but even when they were through the didn't take her back up to where they found her but make her climb all the way back up by herself wasting more of her limited energy, kind of cruel
  • @lynnleigha580
    Besides, I've already watched this on the wild channel