most of the time
so they can cling to the trees
In the trees - sleeping or eating
Sloths spend nearly all of their time in the tree canopy. They only leave to "go to the bathroom" once every ten days or so. They live in the canopy because it is safer from predators and that is where their foods are found.
There several schools of thought on this subject. The sloths venture to the ground to urinate and defecate by digging a hole and then cover it about once a week. Some think it's to hide where they spend their time in the tree(s) and this brief endeavor may provide a chance meeting of a female for breeding purposes. They do, however, defecate during storms to possibly hide the noise they make, thus hiding their whereabouts in the canopy of the trees.
1-5 at a time
on eucalyptus trees
No type of frog is in the trees all the time, but tree frogs spend a lot of time in the trees.
so they can cling to the trees
climbing trees
In the trees - sleeping or eating
Because they spend a lot of time in trees.
Sloths spend nearly all of their time in the tree canopy. They only leave to "go to the bathroom" once every ten days or so. They live in the canopy because it is safer from predators and that is where their foods are found.
Since koalas do sleep for around 22 hours a day, they spend most of their time sleeping.
why does it spend so much time in its mother pouch
They spend a lot of time eating the leaves of Eucalyptus trees
Because they spend much of their time in trees, tree kangaroos are camouflaged by the leaves of the trees which tend to hide them from sight. Although the natural colouring of some species of tree kangaroo is quite bright, it is surprisingly inconspicuous amongst the trees.
Based on the description provided, it sounds like you're referring to a Sloth. Sloths are mammals native to Central and South America known for their slow movement and shaggy, often dark brown coats. They spend most of their time hanging upside down in trees, but they are not adept climbers and move slowly both on the ground and in trees.