This curious ritual has puzzled scientists and animal enthusiasts alike, inviting the question: why do sloths risk their lives to poop? By exploring their unique biology and ecology, we can better ...

The sloth presented a visual distraction to drivers and a safety risk if it fell from the tree and into the travel lanes. (WSDOT photo) TOPICS: BELLINGHAM, Wash. — The Washington State ...

It was believed to have hunted large prey like horses, bison and giant sloths, and to have disappeared largely because its prey species went extinct — partly because of hunting by humans.

Pebble poop—small, hard pellet-like stool that look like pebbles—is usually a sign of constipation. You can usually go back to having normal stools by increasing your fiber and fluid intake. Severe ...