Rescued Baby Sloths Learn To Climb
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Description
A GROUP of doe-eyed sloths learn to climb by scaling and then swinging from the back of a rocking chair. Shot in May, this adorable footage was filmed by zoologist and broadcaster Lucy Cooke during a visit to the Toucan Rescue Ranch in Costa Rica. The wildlife rehabilitation centre uses a rocking chair to help teach the orphaned baby sloths how to climb as the swaying motion is similar to a tree. Lucy, who has been called the 'Spielberg' of sloth documentaries, has released a calendar dedicated to the super cute mammals. To find out how to buy Lucy's calendar and information on how to join the Sloth Appreciation Society, please visit: http://www.slothville.com/ Toucan Rescue Ranch: http://toucanrescueranch.org/
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