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Attenborough: Saying Boo to a Sloth! BBC Earth

Attenborough: Saying Boo to a Sloth! BBC Earth

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You can watch the higher quality version here 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!
Date: 2020-08-24

Comments and reviews: 6


No matter how slow the sloth is, they are happily living their lives according to the universal laws & design. No matter how fast a human think he can be, he still could not attain the values and ways of the universe as he is originally designed to be (because he has no idea of his own original design. In the end, he is back to ground zero in the universe. Hmm, that basically sums up the advance humankind. Should not be laughing at sloths as in actual fact, humans are even slower, even with advance faculties that is but forever lay dormant.
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Imagine your 5 years old climbing a tree. Suddenly you get the urge to poo. are you going to climb down and find a place to squat? Or are you going to hang from a branch and just let it drop out? .its not rocket science david
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Why coming all the way down to defecate at the base of the tree, nobody knows. well, to mark its territory (something it cannot do shooting it midair) and also stimulants on ground/earth when doing it, much like dogs do.
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I can't help but laugh every time he says Slow-th I guess I've never heard someone with a British accent say Sloth before. It's not that funny but. it just is!
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Was this back when Attenborough was still considered trustworthy, religion able?
Before his lies were exposed?
Perhaps on the cusp.

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Leaves are not very nutritious. Our mothers and teachers in primary school have fooled us in eating green leafy vegetables all this time!
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