Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Sloths

Sloths are majestic animals.
 Sloths live in the Amazon rain forest. 
There are different types of sloths for example three toed sloths, and two toed sloths. 
There might be more species out there but we're not sure. 
Those species maybe are being discovered this very minute. 
Sloths are mysterious creatures because they are a walking ecosystem Because algae grows on their hair soo beetles and moths feed in the moving creature!

19 comments:

  1. Do you think sloths are funny because they move so slowly?

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  2. Macy loves sloths too. I got her a pair of shoes with sloths all over them for her birthday. 😀

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  4. Sloths are so cool! They make me smile! Did you know they live in Costa Rica too?

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    1. No I didn't know that Thanks for telling me!Also Thanks for commenting!

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  5. They look really cute, but their claws are kind of scary. Of course, they probably are afraid of humans. Do you know what they eat?

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    1. Yes I do know what they eat they eat leaves!

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  6. Great blog, Lydia! It'll be fun to learn some facts about animals. - Jenny

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  7. Sloths have a bad reputation, but I secretly love them

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  8. They are so fun to watch!! We had on hiding in the rafters of one of our outdoor lodges in Costa Rica. (They took him out before we went to bed) :) I like them, but not that much.

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  9. Yes! I love sloths, and I love that you've created this blog! Your enthusiasm about the wonders of nature is very special. xoxo <3

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  10. Awww!thanks so much for commenting!

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  11. What beautiful creatures! They seem so friendly. Can you tell us more about what makes them a walking ecosystem?

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  12. Yes! of course!I'll get to that as soon as I can!

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