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inside the jungle,
and you're gonna see
monkeys, birds,
uh, a lot of kinds of animals.
It's gonna be great.
You're gonna love it.
So what kind of work do you do
in Los Angeles, Jane?
I'm a librarian.
You work in a library?
Uh, not anymore.
Oh, you quit.
It closed.
They closed a library
in America?
- I can't believe it.
- The economy.
That's terrible. I love books.
I should read
more of them anyway.
But I love them.
This park is only
six kilometers, three miles,
one of the smallest
natural parks in the world.
But for our size, we have more
species of mammals here, 109,
and more kinds of birds, 184,
than any other park
in the world.
Look.
These are my favorite.
Good.
Okay.
I have accessed the creature.
Please.
- See?
- Oh. Ohh!
We affectionately call them
"osos perezosos. "
It means "lazy bears. "
The sloths can sleep
for up to 18 hours a day.
They are the slowest mammals
on earth,
moving about
six feet per minute.
It would take him almost a month
to walk just one mile.
They are a true aberration
of nature.
They're so beautiful.
How often do they come down?
About once a week
to go to the bathroom.
The only explanation
is that they fear
that if they go to the bathroom
in the trees,
their predators
may hear them,
so they hold it in
and go on the ground,
bury it and cover it
with leaves.
It is interesting.
During the mating season,
the female will scream
to attract the male,
and it sounds just like
when, you know,
when she's...
when she is loved, eh?
Oh, yes.
Uh, okay.
Bueno.
This is a special treat.
These are rare.
For their size,
they are considered the most
intelligent of all primates.
That's one of the reasons
Many people take them as pets
because they are so smart and
get along with people so well.
What a pity.
Let's go.
Are you enjoying the tour?
I try to make it actualizing.
Yes, it's very good.
Thank you.
working in a library.
Do you have any family?
No.
No kids?
No.
I guess no husband.
Ever been married?
No.
Hmm.
Should we, um...
Should we continue the tour?
Oh, yes, I'm sorry.
I'm almost finished.
More animals come out
as it gets later, you know?
Well...
I have a daughter, Anna.
Oh, she's very smart.
Very smart.
Her English is perfect.
She reads a lot.
That's good.
Yeah. I send her
to the American school.
Very expensive. Wow!
But she can become
something special.
Maybe a lawyer.
She wants to be a doctor.
Yes.
She's a lot smarter than I am,
but she doesn't rub it in
too much.
Just a little.
I guess Los Angeles
is a fun city, yes?
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