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The bradypoys

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In this amusing quote from the BBC documentary ' Life of Mammals ", the David Attenborough examines the life of a bradypoy. The bradypoys has been adjusted to the lack of good nutrition after eating only leaves, so moving and living slowly without making and many.

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