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SLOTH, YOUNG 3 TOED 10'' H endangered stocky African mammal found south Found in Southern Canad and United States forests

Name: SLOTH, YOUNG 3 TOED 10'' H endangered stocky African mammal found south Found in Southern Canad and United States forests
Brand: www.gift2give.co.il
SKU: 93010822384
Price: 59.90 USD
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SLOTH, YOUNG 3 TOED 10'' H endangered stocky African mammal found south Found in Southern Canad and United States forests stocky African mammal found south of the Sahara Desert in savanna and semiarid areas Measures approximately 4" by 4" these long claws create difficulties as they walk on the ground Due to the specific shape of its mouth

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