Brown-throated sloth, Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica
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Info. Brown-throated sloth in Manuel Antonio National Park, Costa Rica
Sloths like this three-toed type move very little to conserve the limited energy gained from their diet of leaves. They live their whole lives hanging around in trees from their hooked claws, only descending for bathroom breaks and an occasional swim. Sloths even sleep in a dangling position – often snoozing away 20 hours of the day.
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