Is this sloth eating... dirt?" Though primarily folivores, savoring a diet of leaves from the treetops, two-fingered sloths occasionally indulge in a mouthful of ground dirt! This peculiar behavior, termed geophagy, may be their way of aiding digestion, absorbing toxins, or supplementing nutrients they don't always get from their leafy meals. NOTE: This is a wild sloth living in an urbanized area, found in the gardens of Escape Caribeño Bungalows. This is not a pet! Credit: @escapecaribeno #Geop

No opposable thumb -no problem. Juno is a two-toed sloth native to Central and South America, where they inhabit tropical and cloud forests. This great video is brought to you by Great American Insurance Group | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

How is sloth habitat studied? Sloth researcher José explains how to measure sounds and canopy coverage in the primary forest for the Great Sloth Census. | The Sloth Conservation Foundation