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- Ears
- Small external ears, close to the head, imbedded in fur. There Hearing is poor.
- Eyes
- Eyes very mobile - can be partly retracted when eyelids are closed
- Distribution of photoreceptors indicates adaptation to night vision
- No ciliary muscles means near-vision is poor - most are myopic. Rely on other senses to obtain food and make contact with other sloths.
- Convex cornea and thick lens means poor discrimination - Rely little on vision to carry out normal patterns of behavior (Mendel)
- Blink frequently and slowly - often one eye at a time
- Smell
- Olfactory bulbs extremely well-developed
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Does a sloth have any talents?
Yes
How old can a sloth get?
Any were from 30 to 40 years it all just depends
What time of day is a sloth active?
They can be active any time of day, but generally they are nocturnal.
Why is a sloth a vertebrate?
Any animal with a backbone is a vertebrate. Sloths have bones, including a backbone. So they are vertebrates.
Is a sloth faster than a turtle?
Yes, sloth's are much more slower than a turtle. tortoises are also faster, even a snail is faster! Well any animal is faster than a sloth as a sloth is the slowest animal alive! (for its size)
Is there any special word to indicate these things?
to indicate what things?
Sense organs on a zebra?
Zebras do not have any special or unique senses.
Does a sloth have any talents?
Yes
Is polonium special?
In the broadest sense any material is special. Polonium is highly radioactive, rare, dangerous but with some interesting applications.
How do you indercate on Grand Theft Auto IV?
It is not possible to indicate on Grand Theft Auto IV.
Do butterflies have any special sense organs?
a monarch butterflies special sense would be its antennae which at the tip of them has highly sensitive smell receptors. That can pick up traces of chemicals that human nose cannot detect.
Is it legal to have a sloth as a pet in western Australia and how much do they cost?
It is not legal to have a sloth as a pet in Western Australia, or in any other part of Australia.
What is the life cycle of a three toed sloth?
The life span of a three toed sloth can be 30-40 years without any diseases or disorders.
Are Sloth Bears Dangerous?
Yes, Sloth Bears are just as dangerous as any other bear. If they feel threatened they can attack humans, and possibly fatally.
What do people use from Sloths?
Depends on which sloth your refering to? The sloth such as a three toed sloth is not used in any way by humans, and is on the endangered species list. The sloth such as a lazy slow person aka a "sloth" is used by humans to usually work dead end jobs that are needed to sustain our way of life, along with their gas exchange to feed plants which in term gives us oxygen.
How does a sloth raise it's baby's?
Just the same as any other mammal.
How old can a sloth get?
Any were from 30 to 40 years it all just depends
