3 Animal Oddities: Sloths & Moths, the Biggest Genome, and Upside-Down Life

The video explores fascinating animal discoveries, starting with sloths whose unique pooping habits support a mini-ecosystem. It then discusses the genome sequencing of locusts, revealing their large genome and potential for developing smart pesticides. Finally, it covers the discovery of a new ecosystem under Antarctic ice, highlighting the adaptability of life in extreme conditions.

What unique behavior do three-toed sloths exhibit regarding their waste?

How do sloth hairs contribute to their nutrition?

What is the significance of the mutualism observed in sloths and moths?

What was surprising about the genome of the migratory locust?

What discovery did geologists make under the ice of Antarctica?