These baby sloths are ‘learning to be wild again’ in Costa Rica’s rainforest rehab

euronews (in English) 2022-04-16

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There are only 1,500 sloths left in the wild. But this Costa Rican sanctuary is preparing orphaned cubs for life in the rainforest.

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