This wooden toy was made, to make children aware that is it important to protect environment and animals.
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A sloth, for example, an animal with long arms and claws. Why does it move so slow? A sloth is an animal who is not familiar with the concept of living a life on the go. But its slowness is an advantage – thanks to the seeming lack of movement and the colour of the fur that merges into the background, the predators do not notice it. But this camouflage works only when the sloth is on a tree. Coming down from it is a risky endeavour, as the sloth cannot escape then. That is why cutting down tress leaves the sloth without a shelter and endangered more than ever. That’s the reason why this wooden toy was made, to make children aware that is it important to protect animals. Otherwise a day will come when it won’t be possible to see a cute sloth hanging down from a tree.
This wooden toy was made, to make children aware that is it important to protect environment and animals.
This wooden toy was made, to make children aware that is it important to protect environment and animals.
This wooden toy was made, to make children aware that is it important to protect environment and animals.
This wooden toy was made, to make children aware that is it important to protect environment and animals.
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