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What is a lifespan of a sloth?
The average life span of a sloth would be around 20-50 years
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.
Does the sloth live with its family for life?
No, generally a year.
Does a female sloth stay with its male for life?
It depends on how they mate
What is a male sloth called?
Well, isn't that just a happy little question! A male sloth is called a "sloth" just like a female sloth. They don't have different names based on their gender, they're all just sloths enjoying their peaceful tree-dwelling life. Just imagine them hanging out together, taking it easy, and spreading joy with their gentle nature.
What is the name of an animal that spends most of its life in trees?
The animal that spends most of its life in trees would have to be the sloth.
What is the only reason a sloth would descend to the ground?
To excrete What a boring life
How long is a sloth life span in captivity?
a 3 toed sloth in the wild will live about 10-20 years but in captivity they will live around 30-40 years
What is a young sloth called?
A young sloth is called a baby sloth or a sloth baby.
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 did the giant sloth avoid being hunted?
to avoid being hunted the giant ground sloth spent most of its life over 150 feet in the air hiding in a tree
How do sloth parents treat their young?
Sloth parents are usually solitary animals and do not provide parental care to their young after they are born. The young sloth learns to navigate its environment on its own, only relying on the mother for nourishment during the first few months of life. Once the young sloth is able to fend for itself, it separates from the mother and lives an independent life.
