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Tag: sloth

Did the Explorers Club Eat Frozen Mammoth in 1951?

October 26, 2015 Marc Abrahams

Did they (they!) serve frozen mammoth to the Explorers Club on that famous evening in 1951? A new study, to be presented next week, claims to have the answer. And that answer is: Nay, nay, it was green turtle. The study is: “Was Frozen Mammoth or Giant Ground Sloth Served for Dinner at the Explorers Club?” […]

Arts and Science, Research Newsexplorers, feast, mammoth, sloth, turtle

The energetic pursuit of sloths

January 22, 2013 Marc Abrahams

The name of the sloth is synonymous with a certain style of sin. But scientists pursue them for other reasons, too. The animals move – something they do on occasion – in what can seem mysterious ways. They hang upside down from tree limbs, and sometimes amble that way there. On the ground, ambling right-side-up […]

Extra-Improbable columns, Research Newssloth, sloths, three, toed, two
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