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The Life of the Three-Toed Sloth
I.Slow and Steady Sloth
Deep in the canopies of the Guatemalan and Honduran rainforests, there lives an unusual creature. It is called the three-toed sloth. The sloth caught my eye because I adore peaceful animals and I also love things that don't eat meat. That's when I heard about the three-toed sloth. When I heard about the sloth I thought, "What a perfect animal!" Soon, you will learn about the fascinating life of the three-toed sloth.
II. The Sloth's Family
The specific species of the sloth I chose was the three-toed sloth. The fascinating three-toed sloth's relatives are the armadillo and the anteaters. Though scientists usually find the sloth alone, they occasionally are found in a group of two or more. This is called a "bed." In conclusion, if you are ever lucky enough to find a sloth, you're most apt to see it alone.
III. Unusual Features
Sloths spent most of their life hanging upside-down, and because of this crazy life style, many of their internal organs are upside-down! The sloths fur is also upside-down! This allows rain to run off. Their outer hair is wiry and rough, but a thick layer of softer hair grows underneath them.
IV. Living in the Canopies
The amazing three-toed sloth can be located in the canopies of the Guatemalan and Honduran rainforests. Scientists have discovered, over many years of studying sloths, that they do not, in fact, migrate. This unusual mammal's range is from Central America and South America.
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