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Thank you for subcribing to SlothFacts. Did you know sloths are so damn slow, algea grows in their fur which helps camouflage the sloths against the trees they live in. Their fur is also home to incests like cockroaches and beetles. Neato!
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I actually saved a sloth from being a meal while traveling in the Peruvian Amazon. True story. They named the sloth after me. For all I know it is still living out its days at the Explorama Lodge.
Sometimes they swim in the jungle and get eaten by large snakes (saw it on Nat Geo). Their main defense is to remain in the trees except to come down the tree to crap on the ground.