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No, to own a sloth you must obtain a license.
In South Carolina and other states, there is not limit to the number of pets you can own. However, it is very common for individual cities to have pet limits. Check with the city in which you live to find out how many cats you can own.
yes (source: i own a sloth farm on the north shore) Hi, Can I please visit your sloth farm? I live in Massachusetts, and meeting a sloth has always been a life long dream. They are amazing creatures. My email is emilyaott@yahoo.com Thank you!
The sloth gives birth to a live baby. After it is born, a baby sloth uses its claws to cling tightly to its mother until it is old enough to venture out on its own. A sloth generally is able to take care of themselves after about 6 months after birth.
No, it is not legal to own a pet sloth in Iowa as it is considered an "exotic animal" Here is a map showing which states allow such an ownership: http://www.bornfreeusa.org/downloads/pdf/StateLawMaps_EXOTICS.pdf
A sloth. A penguin would be the ideal epic pet. But they are illegal to own.
Yes! I breed them and I own roughly 65. They make excellent house pets and are very lovable.
Not Michael Jackson. He does own the rights to "Carolina on My Mind" that is included in the Beatles songs he has the rights to, but he does not own the rights of "South Carolina on My Mind".Always check Snopes.
If it is your own, certainly not.
As many as you can afford.
No, to own a sloth you must obtain a license.
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No they were not, South Carolina was the first state to join the Confederacy and North Carolina was one of the last. Both states were independent from each other and had their own state governments.
No, he doesn't. He owns the rights to "Carolina on My Mind" which is part of the Beatles collection he owns the rights to. He does not own the rights to "South Carolina on My Mind".
There is no limit to having animals in South Carolina. It's like any other state. Although, you are not allowed and snakes in this state.
Yes, they can
Yes, switchblades are illegal in South Carolina. The state law prohibits the possession, sale, and manufacture of switchblade knives.