Sloth Facts and Misconceptions

The video discusses the world's slowest mammal, the sloth, and introduces the Sloth Sanctuary of Costa Rica, which rescues and rehabilitates these creatures. The sanctuary's founder, Judy Avey Arroyo, shares her passion for sloths and the ongoing research to uncover more about them. The sanctuary cares for numerous sloths, including permanent residents like Stacy, who was injured by power lines. The video also explains the differences between sloth species and highlights the founder's dream to raise awareness and appreciation for sloths.

How far does a sloth typically move in a day?

• 300 feet

• 120 feet

• 50 feet

• 200 feet

What is the primary mission of the Sloth Sanctuary in Costa Rica?

• To sell sloth merchandise

• To breed sloths for zoos

• To entertain tourists

• To rescue and rehabilitate sloths

How many sloths are currently being cared for at the sanctuary?

• 500

• 100

• 214

• 300

What happened to Stacy, one of the sloths at the sanctuary?

• She was injured by power lines

• She was lost in the forest

• She was caught in a trap

• She was abandoned by her mother

What distinguishes the two species of sloths?

• Number of fingers and toes

• Length of their tails

• Color of their fur

• Size of their eyes

Which species of sloth has three fingers and three toes?

• Bratiplus

• Megatherium

• Colopus

• Choloepus

How long can it take for a sloth to digest its food?

• 30 days

• 15 days

• 7 days

• 1 day

What is a common misconception about sloths?

• They are nocturnal

• They are aggressive

• They are lazy

• They are very fast

What is the founder's dream for sloths?

• To make them famous

• To keep them as pets

• To lift them out of darkness and raise awareness

• To train them for performances

What is the name of the sloth that started the sanctuary's journey?

• Daisy

• Rose

• Lily

• Buttercup