Do you know why sloths move so slowly? It’s because they have an extremely low metabolic rate, which means they move at a sluggish pace through the treetops. Get more facts on this sluggish tree-dweller: https://wwf.to/3S24wMN. | World Wildlife Fund

Have you ever heard a baby sloth cry? This baby is calling for its mother, who is high in the canopy of trees. Babies can fall from the tops of trees without being injured, and usually, their mothers will climb down to retrieve them. If it's not necessary, the best thing to do is wait for the mother and interfere as little as possible. And remember, although adorable, sloths do not make good pets! #Adoptasloth #cute #conservation | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

A three-fingered baby sloth that fell out of a tree was reunited with its mom after staff members at the Jaguar Rescue Center in Costa Rica played back a recording of the sound of its cries. | CNN