California’s San Diego Zoo announced the recent birth of a two-toed sloth with an adorable video of the new resident snuggling into her mother’s fur. | CBS Sunday Morning

246K views · 7.2K reactions | See the sloth. Be the sloth. #SundayFunday | Discovery | Facebook

The three-toed sloth, unlike most other mammals, does not fully maintain a constant body temperature, and this limits it to warm environments. #tourismguyana #animalsofGuyana #Guyana | Tourism Guyana

Although you may have heard sloths be called two-toed and three-toed sloths however this is actually not anatomically correct. As both sloths possess three ‘toes’ on their hind limbs and the difference actually lies in their ‘fingers’. Therefore three-fingered and two-fingered is more analogically correct. There are now many scientific publications that recognise this as the correct terminology for these animals. 🦥 | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

19K views · 552 reactions | Our new Linnes two-toed sloth baby looks to be very keen to wean! Baby sloths are typically nursed for around six months, but despite our newest addition being just five-weeks-old, it is already extremely eager to try mum’s crunchy vegetables for itself! We’re still not sure of the baby’s sex, so it hasn’t got a name yet, but keepers report it is big and very confident already! | Dudley Zoo | Facebook

17K views · 6.8K reactions | A family of three toed sloths殮 These...