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A video of a sloth enjoying a boat ride on a water stream is winning hearts online on social media. American former professional basketball player turned social media influencer Rex Chapman shared a heart-warming video of a sloth on his Twitter handle on March 18, making netizens smile over the clip.
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June 13, 2021 This episode covers 3 months (Oct - Dec 2020), so although it may seem that we didn't stop socialising it was mainly over the weekends. We found a sloth hanging on a boat! Watch on There where a large number of families now in the anchorage with us, and we counted in the region on 25 children.
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This boat video is a first for us. Now we know quite a few dogs that are partial to a spot of cruising, and we've even come across the odd cat, but this boat video of a sloth clearing enjoying his fur blowing in the wind as the boat motors along, really took us by surprise. Perhaps he was just hitching a ride to avoid having to use up any.
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The sloth can be seen sitting on the edge of the boat, it leans forward to dip its hand in the water stream. The sloth is amused with the water as it enjoys a pleasant boat ride. Netizens loved.
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18/02/2013 A sloth has gone viral on the internet after being filmed on a boat ride down the Amazon. The animal was said to have fallen off a tree and onto the vehicle. One YouTube commenter.
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A sloth lays back and enjoys a nice relaxing boat ride. Nothing unusual here!
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#shortsToday is International Sloth Day, and we're celebrating by enjoying some lazy moments on our boat! Watch as we take a slow day at the beach and enjoy.
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Hitching a ride on a small boat with a trolling motor is like the invention of air travel for this sloth. They are going probably 5 to 10 miles per hour across the water, so I'm sure the sloth is 1) silently freaking out at the speed and 2) appreciative of the "scoop" because otherwise it would have taken years to get as far on its own.
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Sloth takes a wild ride on an oar - Boing Boing Sloth takes a wild ride on an oar Jennifer Sandlin 5:23 am Wed Dec 28, 2022 Watch this adorable sloth catching a ride on a boat paddle. It.
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This rescued sloth on a boat truly fascinated by water is the best thing you'll see today 🙌 Did you know, sloths are up to 3 times faster in water than on land? 🤯 📷: James Schwartz. Like. Comment.
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Brazilian sloth loves a boat ride. In The Know by Yahoo. March 19, 2021 at 11:14 AM. Link Copied. Read full article. A group touring the Amazon jungle had an adorable sloth visitor crash their.
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They are going probably 5 to 10 miles per hour across the water, so I'm sure the sloth is 1) silently freaking out at the speed and 2) appreciative of the "scoop" because otherwise it would have taken years to get as far on its own. You might be thinking "maybe it's intrigued by the water," and that's a fair guess.