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  • animals Adorable sloth photobombs rocket launch in South America Thom Dunn
  • Delightful Creatures Sloth takes a wild ride on an oar Jennifer Sandlin
  • baby animals Boost your oxytocin by watching these adorable baby sloths munch munch munching away  Jennifer Sandlin
  • Delightful Creatures Watch a human return a lost baby sloth to its mother, who didn't hear it crying Carla Sinclair
  • Delightful Creatures Boy crashes into a sloth while zip-lining in Costa Rica Carla Sinclair
  • animals How to build more sloth-friendly cities Thom Dunn
  • skulls Woman arrested at US border for smuggling 18 crocodile skulls and a single sloth Thom Dunn
  • Environment SlothBot slowly monitors the environment, adorably Gareth Branwyn
  • robots The Slothbot is a slow-moving, energy-efficient observation robot that's also an adorable sloth Thom Dunn
  • happy mutants Sloth very clear on importance of chewing food slowly Xeni Jardin
  • social media The environmental costs of "safari selfies" Andrea James
  • sloths Here's why sloths are so slow Caroline Siede
  • video Turns out sloths are pretty good swimmers Andrea James
  • Food Sloth only wants carrots Heather Johanssen
  • Science Sloths! Maggie Koerth
  • art Sloths, Magic and Tripping: The Art of Georganne Deen Amy Seidenwurm
  • videos Tiny Baby Sloth gets the Onesie Treatment (VIDEO) Amy Seidenwurm
  • podcasts What would Bartleby the Scrivener click on? Elías Villoro
  • Science Paleoborrows: tunnels left by giant sloths or armadillos Rob Beschizza
  • pukers and splitters Help wanted at candy store. No complainers, know-it-alls, whiners, sloths, manipulators, roamers, hiders, shirkers, liars, haters, clock watchers, controllers, passive aggressors, pukers, or splitters Mark Frauenfelder

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