Instead of writing the usual first paragraph of lazy
bloggers that apologizes for “not writing for so long” because of “how busy”
I’ve been, I’m going to spare you the crap and go ahead and jump right in to a related (yet actually
interesting) topic: sloths.
Sloths are the poster animals for laziness. They move really
slowly and spend their entire lives in the trees. They exhibit few behaviors
aside from eating, pooping, and mating (doesn’t sound so bad, I know). While
they themselves are exceptionally interesting, they really do not possess any
exceptional senses. Their eyesight is so-so. Their hearing is “good-enough.” Their
sense of smell is existent but not super sensitive. You could say their most
extreme qualities are their cuteness and their ability to hang on to stuff.
These solitary animals move so slowly that they rarely encounter each other. After leaving
their mothers as babies, they begin to disperse and live by themselves. Adult
sloths are spread throughout the jungle, slowly lumbering around in the trees
unable to hear, see, or smell other sloths. Which is fine (and even nice, if
you are one who prefers sloth bachelor-hood) until it comes time to fulfill
that little ole’ purpose for existing. How do sloths find each other when it
comes time to procreate?
They have really, really,
smelly poo. So smelly that all the animals within a few square miles can smell
it. A frisky sloth will slowly make its way towards the smelly,
pheromone-laden poo until it
encounters the poo or the maker of the poo. And chances are the maker of the
poo isn’t that far away from the poo, seeing as they move at the speed of,
well, sloths.
Can you imagine having to smell your way to a potential mate
by… their poo? Thank goodness humans don’t function like sloths in this regard.
I definitely prefer sniffing out Ralph Lauren Polo Blue or Very Sexy For Him 2.
Just sayin’.
P.S. I am sorry for being such a sloth of a blogger. From
here on out, I promise to write with the determination and motivation of a sloth
trying to find another sloth’s poo. Sloth’s honor.
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