Caminante - 2007-03-16
That's why you're supposed to stay under the canopy, stupid.
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Pillager - 2010-11-27 "Maintaining a high body temperature also takes energy. Sloths reduce this cost by maintaining a lower average body temperature than other mammals. Dogs, cats, horses, sheep, rabbits, pigs, and cows all have average body temperatures between 100 and 103�F, but a sloth's average body temperature is 93�F.
Just as important, a sloth's body temperature fluctuates with the ambient temperature. Like snakes, frogs, and other "cold-blooded" creatures, a sloth's body temperature is highest on warm, sunny days, and lowest at night and on rainy days. Sometimes a sloth sunbathes in the morning to warm up. Then, during the hottest part of the day, it hides in the shade so it won't overheat. During a 24-hour period, a sloth's body temperature may vary as much as 10�F. If the body temperature of a person, a dog, or a cow varies just 5�F, it can be life threatening."
http://nationalzoo.si.edu/Publications/ZooGoer/2004/6/sloths.c fm
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Portaxx - 2007-03-16
"Hey what's tha--YOWWW!"
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zatojones - 2007-03-16
Damn I think they were about to show a Pit Viper killing a Sloth or something
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enjoy - 2007-03-16
Sorry sloth but I love those birds of prey so very much
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halon - 2007-03-16
I like how they added in a "thwack" sound when the sloth got hit
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Bone_Vulture - 2007-06-08
Death of Slowpoke.
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gambol - 2007-09-30
D:
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