As we can see in the video, their hair can also sometimes look green due to the algae that grows in it. Sloths are known for being incredibly slow. In fact, they are the slowest mammals in the world.

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As we can see in the video, their hair can also sometimes look green due to the algae that grows in it. Sloths are known for being incredibly slow. In fact, they are the slowest mammals in the world.

Because sloths move so little, they often grow a coating of algae on their coarse fur, giving them a slightly greenish hue. Not only does the algae provide a form of camouflage, but it also ...

Their slow pace is a survival strategy. By moving slowly, sloths can conserve energy and blend in with their environment, making them less noticeable to predators. Their fur even hosts algae that ...

(Find out more about the Pistol Shrimp, the James Bond of the sea, here.) Sloths may seem like slow and lazy creatures, but they have a fascinating symbiotic relationship with algae. The slow-moving ...

Sloths move so slowly (in a tree it only moves nine feet in one minute) that it needs good defensive camouflage. It has green fur that allows it to blend with the tree leaves. The hair is not actually ...

Previously, only one species of maned sloth was thought to exist ... This caused the rapid formation of destructive algae blooms, which in turn depleted oxygen levels in the water and led to mass ...

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