The video explores the adorable nature of sloths, focusing on the differences between two-toed and three-toed species. It highlights the Altours Wildlife Sanctuary in Costa Rica, which rehabilitates injured animals. The host, Coyote Peterson, feeds baby sloths and discusses their unique behaviors and adaptations. The video concludes with an invitation to volunteer at the sanctuary.

What geographical feature makes Costa Rica a unique habitat for wildlife?

• Its high altitude

• Its proximity to the equator

• Its desert climate

• Its position between North and South America

Which of the following is a distinct feature of the three-toed sloth?

• Goldish tan coloration

• Softer fur

• Raccoon-like mask

• Elongated snout

How do two-toed sloths differ in their finger structure compared to three-toed sloths?

• They have three fingers on each foot

• Their fingers are fused together

• They can move their fingers independently

• They have no paw pads

What is the primary reason sloths come down from trees?

• To go to the bathroom

• To socialize

• To escape predators

• To find food

Which sloth species is primarily nocturnal?

• Both species

• Two-toed sloth

• Neither species

• Three-toed sloth

What is the main diet of baby sloths at the sanctuary?

• Nuts and seeds

• Leaves and fruits

• Insects

• Milk

How can one get involved with the Altours Wildlife Sanctuary?

• By visiting as a tourist

• By adopting a sloth

• By donating online

• By volunteering