Adventure World The baby two-toed sloth born on August 28th weighed 640g. How much did it weigh at 2 months old? November 1st (Friday) Public weight measurement on the weigh-in anniversary!

[Adventure World] The baby two-toed sloth born on August 28th weighed 640g. How much did it weigh at 2 months old? November 1st (Friday) Public weight measurement on the weigh-in anniversary! ​
Adventure World Press release: October 28, 2024 The baby two-toed sloth born on August 28th weighed 640g at birth, and how much did it weigh at 2 months old? November 1st (Friday) Public weight measurement on the weigh-in anniversary! Image
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Adventure World (Shirahama Town, Wakayama Prefecture) will hold a public weight measurement of a baby two-toed sloth (born August 28th) in commemoration of the weigh-in anniversary on Friday, November 1st. If a baby weighed 640g at 1 day old, how much did it weigh at 2 months old? From the day after the baby was born, the staff took on the role of mother and provided support for feeding and excretion at the Wild Animal Medical Center. They started eating baby food when they were 10 days old and are slowly growing bigger. We measure our weight four times a day, but we released the first morning weight measurement, which serves as the standard for the day, on the occasion of the weigh-in anniversary. I will. [About public weight measurement of baby two-toed sloth] *Press members are welcome to interview the baby three-toed sloths before the park opens. Details of the day will be posted on the park’s official SNS. Start date: Friday, November 1, 2024 Public hours: 9:15 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. Public location: Big Ocean 1st floor Wild Animal Medical Center *In order to manage the baby’s health, the opening hours may change or the exhibition may be closed.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/40302/875/40302-875-8689d42d2cda255e3ee8eeae4964a7e7-450×450.jpg Baby two-toed sloth [About the baby two-toed sloth] ■Birth date: Wednesday, August 28, 2024 ■Number of heads: 1 head ■Body weight: 979g *As of October 25 ■Gender: Unknown ■Parent information Mother October 23, 2021 Delivered from Kochi Prefectural Noichi Zoo Father June 24, 2020 Delivered from Misaki Park
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/40302/875/40302-875-15fc5550fe61fcfce61fa916dc909f1d-590×388.jpg Staff in charge Since sloths spend most of their lives in trees, we created a special perch that allows them to move while holding on to a tree so that their weight can be measured safely in the tree. When we first started artificially caring for him, he was thin and small, but after about two months, he has become plump. I want my baby to grow at his own pace. And I hope that someday he will grow up to be a strong sloth like his mother. 2024 August 28th Birth August 29th (1 day old) Mother died and artificial childcare started First weight measurement (640g) September 4th (7 days old) First sunbathing September 7th (10 days old) First baby food October 16th (49 days old) Over 1,000g for the first time [Artificial childcare for sloths] The baby is currently living at the Wild Animal Medical Center with support from the petting plaza and veterinary hospital staff. Diet: He drinks artificial milk (for goats) 5 times a day. (As of October 25th) As baby food, I eat ground beans and boiled eggs. *The amount and frequency of meals are adjusted daily according to the baby’s physical condition. Excretion: Urinating and defecating on their own. They may excrete about 20% of their body weight. Weight measurement: Measure before and after meals. Temperature measurement: Measured twice a day. Sloths have a lower body temperature than humans, and babies’ normal body temperature is 34-35°C. *Current number of animals kept: 3 (2 males, 1 unknown)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/40302/875/40302-875-4df408245ba6ef071559bdcaf4458b34-790×588.jpg Two-toed sloth [About the two-toed sloth] Classification: Trichoptera, Pectinidae, Slothidae Habitat: Tropical rainforest of northern South America Body length: 60-70cm Body weight: 4-9kg Food: Leaves, nuts, shoots, etc. At Adventure World, we mainly feed chow for leaf-eating monkeys. Lifespan: 10-15 years in the wild. Lives for 20 to 30 years in captivity. Breeding: Breeding season is from March to April. The gestation period is about 5 to 10 months, and there is usually one child per birth. Characteristics: Unlike other arboreal animals, they live in a hanging posture with their limbs. They are nocturnal and spend about 15 to 18 hours a day sleeping hanging from trees. Everything from feeding to sleeping, mating, and giving birth takes place in the trees.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/40302/875/40302-875-f66bfc0c217bef0da5d6600360bc8b28-700×367.jpg [Adventure World “SDGs Declaration/Park Policy”]
https://www.aws-s.com/parktheme-sdgs/ Adventure World is a “Smile for the Heart Future Creation Park” that embodies the image of a prosperous future Earth where all life is filled with smiles (happiness). Through the “small earth” that is the Park, we will continue to create future Smiles so that the lives of everyone involved will be enriched, the lives of animals will be forever connected, and nature and resources will be circulated and
regenerated. I’ll go. [About SDGs] SDGs stands for “Sustainable Development Goals.” It consists of 17 goals and 169 targets to solve problems facing society and create a bright future for the entire world by 2030. These are international goals that were unanimously adopted by 193 member states at the United Nations Headquarters in New York in September 2015.