Do you know why sloths move so slowly? It’s because they have an extremely low metabolic rate, which means they move at a sluggish pace through the treetops. Get more facts on this sluggish tree-dweller: https://wwf.to/3S24wMN. | World Wildlife Fund

7.2K views · 611 reactions | Can you move your legs while hanging like this sloth? Despite having 30% less muscle mass than other mammals, sloths are incredibly strong, and they have a powerful grip that allows them to hang using only one limb! Credits: @puertoviejotours_cr #gym #gymmotivation #strong #hang | The Sloth Conservation Foundation | Facebook

1.8K views · 62 reactions | The 11,000-year-old sloth found in the museum’s World of Change gallery is still being held together by its own tendons and muscles. Learn more about how this creature came to be so well preserved in the Peabody Museum’s most recent installment of “Perspectives.” | Yale Peabody Museum | Facebook

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

454K views · 21K reactions | ❤ HAPPY VALENTINE DAY ❤From our snuggling group of baby sloths. | I Love Sloths | Facebook

229K views · 5.1K reactions | Baby sloths … need we say more? 殮 These little cuties reside in the baby sloth room at a sloth rescue in Panama. Twelve orphans live onsite in the sloth room, and once they’re old enough, they’ll be released back into the wild. Learn more about these babies and their journeys, this weekend on an all-new Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild. Check your NBC local listings. | Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom | Facebook