On one of my many visits to Edinburgh Zoo, I was lucky enough to catch feeding time for the sloths. It was an amazing experience to watch. Such beautiful creatures.
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A very cute photo :)
ReplyDeleteIt really is. Thanks :-D
DeleteHe's a little faster when it comes to feeding time. :)
ReplyDeleteHe sure is! Haha! Thanks Bill :-D
DeleteIt is so cute looking to be fed
ReplyDeleteIt really is. Thanks :-D
Delete...that's quite a position.
ReplyDeleteIt sure is! Not one for us humans!
DeleteLovely and fantastic photo.
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DeleteI have seen them many times in the wild in Panama and Costa Rica, and hope to see them again next month.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see them. You have travelled well David. Have fun :-D
DeleteThat's such a precious photo!
ReplyDeleteThanks Terry :-D
DeleteSuch a cute photo! -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
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DeleteUy que lindo. Te mando un beso.
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DeleteBigger than I thought.
ReplyDeleteYeah they are fairly big creatures. Thanks Kirk :-D
DeleteI wonder if these monkeys always eat their lunch upside down.
ReplyDeleteI think they do Irina. Thanks :-D
DeleteMy partner told me sloths were real when we got together 4 years ago.. until then I thought they were mythical. I've never seen one so I googled them.. and they were real!
ReplyDeleteHaha really? They are amazing creatures. Thanks :-D
DeleteLa comodidad, en su máxima expresión. Con razón se llaman los perezosos.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Haha yes! Thanks :-D
DeleteWhile I was visiting Edinburgh I didn't go to the Zoo. Next time I'll not miss it. Great photo of that monkey up side down.
ReplyDeleteWhen you come back, I'll happily visit with you Giorgio :-D
DeleteThey are really very nice.
ReplyDeleteThe are lovey creatures. Thanks Fernando :-D
DeleteWow!! This is amazing! What a great photo and experience!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shannon. It was amazing :-D
DeleteHow lovely to be able to feed them.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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It was wonderful to see. Thanks Jan :-D
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