Panama: youngsters claim to have killed an alien

reply to post by Griever0311


There could come a day when that survival mechanism is actually a hinderance.
Just sayin'.

a sloth's nose is black if u observed that...

Sloths are related to anteaters, a group of mammals known as edentates

e·den·tate
(-dntt)
adj.
1. Lacking teeth.
2. Of or belonging to the order Edentata, which includes mammals having few or no teeth, such as anteaters, armadillos, and sloths.
n.

edentate
(-dntt)
Adjective
Lacking teeth.
Noun
Any of various mammals belonging to the order Xenarthra (or Edentata), having no front teeth and few or no back teeth. The lumbar vertebrae have extra joints, which add support during digging. Sloths, armadillos, and anteaters are edentates.

Well that explains the teeth thing.

reply to post by calstorm


Okay then. That answers that.
I agree that this thing is undoubtedly a sloth.

A hairless sloth with little or no skin pigmentation.
I guess I should have looked it up rather than assuming that even sloths have teeth.

A hairless albino.
Case closed, as far as I'm concerned.

Little brats! why did they have to kill the poor thing? Maybe it just wanted to give "precious" kisses.

That thing does NOT look like a sloth, Sloths have a sharper nose, why would a sloth be in a cave as they are predominantly tree dwellers?