If anyone heard about a sloth being in trouble or hurt they called her. She would continue to get sloths every week until something major happened. In October of 2012, Monique was faced with a crisis. She called it “Sloth Armageddon.” It became news to her that a piece of forest near the capital, Paramaribo, was being cut down for farming land and was asked to remove 14 sloths. She thought she was only rescuing 14 sloths but it turned out to be two-hundred. Monique says she’s never seen groups of sloths together because they’re mainly solitary and this case was unusual. The reason being they were all together is because they were forced to migrate when all the trees were being cut down. The trees were over 50 feet tall and Monique would be at the bottom of them to gather up the
If anyone heard about a sloth being in trouble or hurt they called her. She would continue to get sloths every week until something major happened. In October of 2012, Monique was faced with a crisis. She called it “Sloth Armageddon.” It became news to her that a piece of forest near the capital, Paramaribo, was being cut down for farming land and was asked to remove 14 sloths. She thought she was only rescuing 14 sloths but it turned out to be two-hundred. Monique says she’s never seen groups of sloths together because they’re mainly solitary and this case was unusual. The reason being they were all together is because they were forced to migrate when all the trees were being cut down. The trees were over 50 feet tall and Monique would be at the bottom of them to gather up the