Sloths don't generally eat much if any meat as they prefer to eat leaves. A few two-toed sloths have been documented eating insects, lizards and small birds though. They probably do this to supplement their diet because leaves are not very nutritious.
They only eat plants their herbivores.
Yes, because they eat plants. Not meat.
Sloths are herbivores; they do not eat meat. The only way the can eat a baby, is if it's a baby bug on a leaf they ate. :)
It is unlikely but you can eat a sloth.
Sort of. Because they eat insects, but im not sure that counts as meat.
they ate meat and drank water
sort of (during lent you can eat it on fridays)
"Bush Meat", meaning anything slow enough to catch.
Leaves
No animals actively eat or prey upon sloth bears.
sloths are vegi eaters or vegiterians.sloths also eat bugs some times but mostly leaves and some times grass.only in starving would a sloth attempt eating meat but probably not. hope that answered your question
No, in fact that two toed sloth or any other sloth lives in the canopy. If the slothes lived in the emergent layer, their enimies would find them an kill them. The understory is where all the jaguars live and that is also a meat eater and a enemy to the sloth. The forest floor is not a good idea because slothes eat fruit and leaves. They do not eat plants out of the ground.