NEW ADDITION: The London Zoo welcomed an adorable two-toed sloth named Elio, who snacked on a steamed carrot. https://abcn.ws/2VtZL66 | ABC News

Our little baby Hoffman's Two-Toed Sloth is growing up fast! Already trying their first solid foods! Enjoy this video on this #SlothSaturday | Capron Park Zoo

Hang in there. Slow down for a moment of #NatZooZen with two-toed #sloth Athena 🦥 🥰 and her kale. 🥬 Two-toed sloths are native to Central and South America and live in the canopies of tropical rainforests. Two-toed sloths are very slow moving and have a metabolic rate of about 40% to 45% of what would be expected for their body weight. Their body temperatures range between 86 to 93 degrees Fahrenheit, which helps them conserve energy. Thank you for your continued support. For more information

Stuffed from #Thanksgiving dinner? Be glad you’re not a sloth! Sloths metabolize food so slowly that they only defecate an average of once per week. This is quite an event for a sloth as they have to lower themselves to the base of their trees to do so and can lose up to one third body weight in a single defecation. | Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute

Happy 21st birthday to Hoffmann's two-toed sloth, Chalupa! We caught her 'hanging out' with her keepers in Scutes Family Gallery while enjoying some delectable sloth delights, like primate chow and big pieces of leafy green lettuce. While that might not sound like an equal comparison to a slice of birthday cake to us humans, Chalupa LOVES lettuce, particularly the soft, leafy bits. She's not a huge fan of the crunchier parts, and the birthday girl gets what the birthday girls wants (along with t