jessie j played the female sloth in ice age 5.
jessie j played the female sloth in ice age 5.
who plays the female sloth in ice age 5?
jessie j
bullet::::- neil degrasse tyson as neil debuck weasel, a weasel astronomer who exists in buck's mind.









































bullet::::- jesse tyler ferguson as shangri llama, a yoga-loving llama and the spiritual leader of geotopia.









































bullet::::- jessie j as brooke, a ground sloth who is a resident of geotopia and the love interest of sid.









































bullet::::- jennifer lopez as shira, a female saber-toothed tiger and diego's significant other.









































bullet::::- wanda sykes as granny, an aging ground sloth and sid's grandmother.









































bullet::::- nick offerman as gavin, a flying dromaeosaur – father of roger and gertie.
ice age: collision course
besides tigers there are few predators of sloth bears. however, leopards can also be a threat, as they are able to follow sloth bears up trees. bear cubs are probably far more vulnerable and healthy adult bears may be avoided by leopards. one leopard killed a three-quarters grown female sloth bear in an apparently lengthy fight that culminated in the trees. apparently, a sloth bear killed a leopard in a confrontation in yala national park, sri lanka but was itself badly injured in the fight and put down by park rangers subsequently. sloth bears occasionally chase leopards from their kills. dhole packs may attack sloth bears. when attacking them, dholes try to prevent the bear from retreating into caves. unlike tigers which prey on sloth bears of all size, there is little evidence that dholes are a threat to fully-grown sloth bears other than exceptionally rare cases. in one case, a golden jackal (a species much smaller and less powerful than a sloth bear and not generally a pack hunter as is the dhole) was seen to aggressively displace an adult bear which passively loped away from the snapping canid, indicating the sloth bear does not regard other carnivores as competition.
sloth bear