Collar Sloth
Idlers are amazing mammals, they belong to the edentates. Collared idler (Bradypus torquatus) is the most notable
Their essence is in this :
In water they feel themselves more confident. Here theirs movement speed is a little bit more than from on land and on the
An idler's life extent of rather long, till 30-40 years. Usually they live on one, but have not anything against the other
They arose in an Oligocene about 35 million years ago and lived in the New World, reaching weight in some tons and 6 m in
That's all. Thanks for attention.
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Collar Sloth

1. Collar Sloth

2. Idlers are amazing mammals, they belong to the edentates. Collared idler (Bradypus torquatus) is the most notable

representative of this
type. The area of his
"residence"
includes
the
north-western
Brazil and Peru. At the
moment, the fate of
this animal is under
threat, as the main
place
of
his
"dislocation"
rainforests
are
actively cut down. So
kind
of
three-toed
collared idler is in the
International Red Book
now.

3.

Pay attention to his hair!

4. Their essence is in this :

5. In water they feel themselves more confident. Here theirs movement speed is a little bit more than from on land and on the

trees. Their speed
in water can reach - about 4 kilometers per hour.

6.

They are exactly
those animals that
simply live their quiet
and peaceful life …

7. An idler's life extent of rather long, till 30-40 years. Usually they live on one, but have not anything against the other

idler at all,
sometimes can eat together and even sleep.

8. They arose in an Oligocene about 35 million years ago and lived in the New World, reaching weight in some tons and 6 m in

THEY AROSE IN AN
OLIGOCENE ABOUT 35
MILLION YEARS AGO
AND LIVED IN THE
NEW WORLD,
REACHING WEIGHT IN
SOME TONS AND 6 M
IN HEIGHTS. SOME
SPECIES OF GIGANTIC
IDLERS DIED OUT
ONLY AT THE END OF
A PLEISTOCENE.
UNLIKE MODERN
IDLERS, THEIR HUGE
RELATIVES LIVED NOT
ON TREES, AND ON
THE EARTH.

9. That's all. Thanks for attention.

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