Focusing on Wildlife
This sloth has moths living in its fur. The reason why is remarkable
British birds such as blackbirds, jays and woodpeckers will sometimes come down to the ground, fan their wings and allow ants to swarm over them, possibly squashing the ants as they do. “We think it’s to do with reducing parasite loads, because the [formic] acid from the ants does that, though people are still open-minded […]
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