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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
How long can a sloth live?
Sloths in the wild can live up to around 20-30 years, while those in captivity can live into their 30s or even 40s, depending on their health and care.
What place does a sloth live?
It lives in a mgical place called Sloth Valley.
What is the life expectancy of a sloth?
The life expectancy of a sloth in the wild is around 10-20 years, while sloths in captivity can live up to 30 years or more. The lifespan can vary depending on the species and individual factors such as habitat and diet.
Is a sloth born a egg or alive?
The sloth is a mammal, therefore it is a live birth animal.
How long did giant ground sloth live?
it lived for 67 years
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
How long can a sloth live?
Sloths in the wild can live up to around 20-30 years, while those in captivity can live into their 30s or even 40s, depending on their health and care.
Where do the three toed sloth live in the rainforest?
Three-toed Sloth's live in the Canopy and the Understorey.
Does a sloth give birth to a egg or a live young?
a sloth is a marsupal
Were does a sloth live?
at your house
What place does a sloth live?
It lives in a mgical place called Sloth Valley.
What is the life expectancy of a sloth?
The life expectancy of a sloth in the wild is around 10-20 years, while sloths in captivity can live up to 30 years or more. The lifespan can vary depending on the species and individual factors such as habitat and diet.
Is a sloth born a egg or alive?
The sloth is a mammal, therefore it is a live birth animal.
How long are sloth bears?
1cm long
What is the size of a Ground Sloth?
a Sloth would be about 50cms long and weigh about 4.5kgs
How long is a sloth?
A sloth can range in length from about 17.5 inches to 31.5 inches, depending on the species.
