4.4K views · 214 reactions | We often receive reports of sloths that have been severely burnt or attacked with machetes as they are spotted with what appears to be a horrifying injury on the upper back. What looks like an open wound or blood-stained fur, however, is in fact completely normal. All male three-fingered sloths develop this striking and totally unexpected feature called a ‘speculum’ at sexual maturity. Credit @nature_by_pil | The Sloth Conservation Foundation | Facebook

A video of a sloth bear has been making rounds on the internet. In the video, the sloth bear can be seen aggressively charging forward toward the camera. The video has been shared by the Twitter account named @OTerrifying. The clip is going viral on the internet. The user captioned it, “The sloth bear, native to India, is known for its aggression towards humans and is considered one of the most dangerous animals in the country” #dangerous #bear #bearattack #animals #aggression | News18