1. A group of 20 sloth sanctuaries across Central and South America record data on all the sloths in their care.  The sanctuaries have a central database where data for each sloth is collated.  A large variety of data on each individual sloth is collected and used to help decide when sloths are ready for releasing into the wild. 

(i) Explain why a single central database may be helpful for sanctuary owners to use when comparing data on the sloths in their care.

(ii) Explain the difference between qualitative and quantitative data and give an example of each in the context of the question.