Sloth: Key Facts — Forest Wildlife

8 Fast Facts About Sloths

Sloth Lifespan: How Long Do Sloths Live?

Introducing…Hoffmann’s two-toed sloth (choloepus hoffmanni) Conservation status: Least concern The Hoffmann’s two toed sloth can be found inhabiting tropical forests ranging from sea level up to 3000 meters. There are two separate populations of C. hoffmanni, separated by the Andes. The most northern population ranges from eastern Honduras to western Ecuador, and the southern population ranges from eastern Peru to western Brazil and northern Bolivia. These two populations are thought to have div

Baby Sloths Do More Than Snooze All Day (Kind Of)

Baby sloths are born with an instinct to ‘hug’, and will cling on to their moms' bellies for the first 6-10 months of their lives. This keeps them sheltered, warm, and protected against hungry predators. Whilst wild sloths are naturally solitary creatures, wildlife rescue organisations will often pair up the orphaned baby sloths they receive to make sure they feel safe, snug and secure. Pairs can develop extremely strong bonds, and will do almost everything together, from napping to cuddling and