How is the sloth bear’s (Melursus ursinus) long hair used for protection?🐻
When this animal goes after termites, a key food source, longer hair helps prevent bites! It has another safeguard: when chowing down on insects: it’s also able to completely close its nostrils to avoid unwanted visitors from entering its nose. What’s more, the bear’s coat is also helpful when females carry cubs on their backs, giving the little ones something to hold onto.
Photo: Cloudtail the Snow Leopard, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, flickr#AnimalFacts #SlothBear #nature #dyk #bears
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“All lovers do well to leave the doors of their love wide open. When love can go and come without fear of meeting a watch-dog, jealousy will rarely take root because it will soon learn that where there are no locks and keys there is no place for suspicion and distrust, two elements upon which jealousy thrives and prospers.” – Emma Goldman, “Jealousy: Causes and a Possible Cure”
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