When a wild herbivorous animal shares its habitat with jaguars, eagles, snakes, and ocelots, I am pretty sure the outcome is inevitable. That two-toed sloth is and will defend itself aggressively towards any animal or person that it sees as a threat.
Hello friends. I'm Costa Rican here. The sloth is not hurt, his back is just like that. And he's on the beach he might be lost and can't find the trees. I would help him but guys remember. If the sloth dies there it's the survival of the fittest, that's how nature is and animals become food for other animals that also need to survive. As cruel as it is. So if you see animals in problems help them but remember nature is neccessarily life and death, it's beyond the power and the will of us humans
People need to learn to leave animals alone Jesus Christ (unless of course this man was a professional and this was a circumstance in which the sloth needed to be moved)
Used to live there in housing and went high school at the Nurnberg American School, which was a Elementary to Highschool campus between 1978 to 1980. I was in ROTC. I am Kyu Tee (pronounced QT).
2 clawed sloths are really dangerous, they will defend themselves and bite. They underestimated it just because they are slow. Slowness does not equal chill.
He was smiling , thanking you for the help. It's crazy how animals have this ability to put fear aside when they need help from us. You can see God's amazing ability to create so abundantly in nature.
