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What are the three slowest animals on earth?
a sloth , turtle and snails
Are snails the slowest creatures on earth?
The three toed sloth is the slowest animal in the world.
What is faster than a flying donkey?
house fly An Elephant with Ramjets and a JATO. A flying sloth. Duh they beat every flying thing incuding flying cheetah. Acutally flying cheetahs are the slowest. Flying sloths are the fastest followed by flying snails and then flying donkeys. Flying worms are the biggest and flying elephants are tiny and the smallest. Flying animals are only found on clouds and like to play four square. It is rare to find a flying animal on ground but if you are good one might come to you and grant you three wishes.
What is the slowest animals in the worlds?
tortise is the slowest animat in the world
What is the slowest animal in the air?
it is the American woodcock losers..............
What is the slowest aniaml on earth?
the dwarf seahorse is my guess. slower than sloth
Which of these land animals moves most slowly?
the slowest land mammal is the three-toed sloth and it can go up to 1.2 mph
What are facts about the three toed sloth?
They are one of the slowest animals in the world but are the slowest mammal in the world and they have a special sort of pad on the palm of their hand which allows them to hang in trees while they sleep and after they die you can even find them still hanging in the treetops!
What are the 10 worlds slowest animal?
Some of the slowest animals in the world include sloths, tortoises, garden snails, starfish, and sea cucumbers. These animals have adapted to their slow pace as a survival strategy, conserving energy and avoiding predators. Despite their sluggishness, they thrive in their respective environments.
What are the faster and slower animals?
fastest--->leopard slowest--->tortoise
Are three toed sloth the slowest animal?
no
What kind of sloth is the slowest?
The sloth species that is considered the slowest is the Three-Toed Sloth, specifically the Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth (Bradypus pygmaeus), found in Panama. They move so slowly that algae can grow on their fur, which helps them blend in with their surroundings.
