I was originally going to share this with a “sloths swimming is my new favorite thing” talking point (because sloths swimming are great), but then it got to the part in the video where a sloth takes a ...

When most people think of sloths, they picture slow-moving creatures hanging from tree branches, barely moving as they conserve energy in the tropical forests of Central and South America. However, ...

We now know what a sloth looks like swimming, thanks to this “world-first” video from the Sloth Sanctuary posted by The Daily Mail. And not just from above, oh no. This video shows the lanky-limbed ...

They might look awkward doing it, but sloths are actually pretty good swimmers. They are often observed swimming with ease across rivers in their native Central and South America. If seen paddling ...

These petite and impossibly slow sloths have found that the ocean offers a safe and speedy way to get around. Melissa Breyer was Treehugger’s senior editorial director before moving to Martha Stewart.

Sloths have gained in popularity in recent years but some misconceptions about them remain, such as their being ‘lazy,’ which is not true. Rather, it’s increasingly clear that sloths are quite active ...