Do sloths live with there families?

Answer 1

Sloths are generally solitary animals, spending most of their time alone in the trees. They do not form family groups like some other animals; however, a mother sloth will stay with her baby for several months after birth, teaching it essential skills for survival. Once the young sloth matures, it becomes independent and leaves to establish its own territory. Thus, while they have brief family interactions, sloths primarily live solitary lives.