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About Bugsy & Bell: The Sloths That Live In My House | Sloths Documentary

It's difficult for anyone not to get attached to a cute baby animal, and it turns out that when you own a zoo, it can be even harder, especially when 2 sloths called Bugsey and Bell live in your house. Charlie Sammut shows us around the sloths he has living in his house and then Monterey Zoo taking us closer than we've ever been to some truly incredible animals. Actress Dawn Wells is famous for her role on Gilligan's Island, and as a passionate animal advocate, she tells us about her role as ambassador for The Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee.

Bugsy & Bell: The Sloths That Live In My House | Sloths Documentary is presented by Real Wild. Its listed runtime is 45 minutes. The source link and publisher attribution are provided with the embedded film.

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Title
Bugsy & Bell: The Sloths That Live In My House | Sloths Documentary
Category
Society
Runtime
45 minutes
Language
English
Publisher
Real Wild

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