The Sloth Blog
Can Sloths Jump? Why Reaching Beats Leaping in ...
Sloths do not leap between branches. Their safer strategy is to reach, grip and move carefully, which makes connected rainforest canopy essential.
Can Sloths Jump? Why Reaching Beats Leaping in ...
Sloths do not leap between branches. Their safer strategy is to reach, grip and move carefully, which makes connected rainforest canopy essential.
What a Sloth's Inner Ear Reveals About Life in ...
A sloth's inner ear contains a surprising clue to its slow life. Research suggests that moving gently may place different demands on the balance system than fast, agile locomotion.
What a Sloth's Inner Ear Reveals About Life in ...
A sloth's inner ear contains a surprising clue to its slow life. Research suggests that moving gently may place different demands on the balance system than fast, agile locomotion.
Meet the Brown-Throated Sloth, a Rainforest Mas...
Meet the brown-throated three-toed sloth, a widely distributed canopy specialist whose small daily journeys depend on connected trees and healthy tropical forest.
Meet the Brown-Throated Sloth, a Rainforest Mas...
Meet the brown-throated three-toed sloth, a widely distributed canopy specialist whose small daily journeys depend on connected trees and healthy tropical forest.
Costa Rica Just Made Wildlife Crossings Part of...
Costa Rica has approved a law that puts wildlife connectivity into public infrastructure planning. Here is what the change means for sloths, roads and canopy crossings.
Costa Rica Just Made Wildlife Crossings Part of...
Costa Rica has approved a law that puts wildlife connectivity into public infrastructure planning. Here is what the change means for sloths, roads and canopy crossings.
Do Sloths Really Mistake Their Own Arms for Bra...
No, sloths do not mistake their own arms for branches. Discover where this odd myth came from and how sloths really move safely through the canopy.
Do Sloths Really Mistake Their Own Arms for Bra...
No, sloths do not mistake their own arms for branches. Discover where this odd myth came from and how sloths really move safely through the canopy.
Is a Group of Sloths Really Called a Snuggle?
A group of sloths is often called a snuggle, but the name is newer and more playful than ancient zoological tradition. Here is the real story behind it.
Is a Group of Sloths Really Called a Snuggle?
A group of sloths is often called a snuggle, but the name is newer and more playful than ancient zoological tradition. Here is the real story behind it.