Brown Throated Three Toed Sloth
The Slow, Slow, Slow Three Toed Sloth
Brown Throated Three Toed Sloth; Did you Know?
- climb down from trees to the ground once per week to go to the bathroom.
- have a low energy diet therefore move slowly to conserve their energy.
- have algae growing on their fur giving the fur a greenish tinge. This help provides more camouflage within the tropical vegetation for them against potential predators.
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Original wildlife photography and researched information text by Cyril Brass
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