0:00 Intro
3:42 Definitely Furry
5:07 Likely Hairless
6:17 Giants
8:44 Conclusion
9:05 Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere

#PaleoAnalysis
So I've been seeing a lot of paleo art lately that I have found extremely interesting. In the past most people have thought of giant sloths like Megatherium as big hairy beasts, but is it possible we may have been wrong in that assumption? I'm going to go through and give my thoughts on the subject to answer the question "could some ground sloths have been hairless?"

Also, I have recently discovered a fantastic new YouTube channel called Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere! A channel by a new author who just recently published his first novel. He has done an absolutely amazing job world building and creating the fictional world that all his stories will take place. And if you are a fan of speculative biology and evolution, I highly recommend you go check out his channel!

Keenan Taylor's Tales of Kaimere YouTube Channel:    / keenantaylorstalesofkaimere  

Pick up a copy of his first book here!: https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Kaimere-...

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