Photo of the Day

A three-toed sloth

Tuesday 20 October 2026

It's International Sloth Day.

A shaggy grey-brown three-toed sloth hugging a tree trunk among green leaves, eyes closed, its dark eye stripes making it look as if it is smiling
Photograph · 15 October 2003

A brown-throated three-toed sloth photographed at Lake Gatún, Panama. Sloths spend almost their whole lives hanging upside down in the treetops.

Fun facts

  • Algae grows in their fur and can tint them green, which helps them hide. source ↗
  • They climb down to the ground about once a week to go to the bathroom. source ↗
  • They're surprisingly strong swimmers, and can slow their heart rate to stay underwater for a long time. source ↗
  • Three-toed sloths can turn their heads about 270 degrees thanks to extra neck vertebrae. source ↗
Image
Stefan Laube
Licence
Public domain
Source
Wikimedia Commons