You might be a solitary animal, but you're never really alone 😉 Sloths can host dozens of sloth moths, unique insects that live only within their fur. These moths help maintain the sloth’s coat, supporting the growth of green algae that provides natural camouflage in the rainforest canopy. And while we humans don’t have moths living in our hair… we definitely carry a few tiny creatures of our own. 👀 . . . #sloth #costarica #fun | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

1M views · 22K reactions | Orphaned baby sloths are kept together in pairs to comfort each other after losing their mothers. These juvenile brown-throated sloths are seen at the Toucan Rescue Ranch. | Joel Sartore, Photographer | Facebook

514K views · 5.9K shares | Baby sloths: because “you cannot resist an animal that was born to hug and has a natural smile.” (via Barcroft TV) | Upworthy Stories | Facebook

A family of three toed sloths🦥 These guys are the cutest and I just couldn’t stop staring at the little baby🤩 He was the cutest little guy ever just hanging onto his mom while he was eating🥰 Sloths are all about conserving as much energy so they hang upside down all day since thats where they spend the least amount of energy😅 They are very relaxed all the time and also very curious👀 There two toed sloths and three toed ones like this one that have two toes in their front limbs and three toe