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Sloths compensate for poor vision by having a phenomenal sense of smell and a great spatial memory!

Their bad eyesight also plays a key role in the sloths slowness.

Being legally blind myself, I understand the hassle! My sunglasses are often my very best friend. 😂 😎

They also remind us that less is more. Sloths master energy efficiency and balance, teaching us lessons about sustainability (and sanity!) in a fast-paced world. It’s no wonder they’ve become both environmental and cultural icons, and even a national symbol of Costa Rica!

In addition to drinking milk, they will begin to sample leaves from around mom’s mouth around one week old.

This teaches the baby which tree species are safe to eat!

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Happy SlothTober!

But while they move slowly, their race toward extinction is happening fast.

Protecting sloths means protecting rainforests, biodiversity, and a way of living more in harmony with nature.

Interested in helping? Click below!

www.slothconservation.org/donate

As herbivores, they help regulate the growth of specific plant species and contribute significantly to nutrient recycling, maintaining the health of rainforest ecosystems. 🌱

Sloths teach us patience, balance, and the art of slowing down - lessons the world needs now more than ever.

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Thank you so much! 🍅