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Slothy Sunday: Celebrating the Class of 2020

The Tico Times - September 6, 2020

The sloths leave the rescue center in Costa Rica to continue their journey, one that almost didn't happen — but for programs like Saving Sloths Together.

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: Things are looking up

The Tico Times - August 30, 2020

Happy Slothy Sunday from The Tico Times and Toucan Rescue Ranch!

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: Meet Amalur, one of Toucan Rescue Ranch’s youngest sloths

The Tico Times - August 23, 2020

Amalur is an orphaned two-fingered sloth (Choloepus Hoffmanni) in Toucan Rescue Ranch's care in Costa Rica.

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Saturday: Happy Mother’s Day from this momma sloth

The Tico Times - August 15, 2020

While we here at The Tico Times usually share sloth photos on Sundays, today we're celebrating a day early.

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: Though the journey may be difficult, keep climbing

The Tico Times - August 9, 2020

Everyone meet Lola la Trailera, an adult two-fingered sloth that hitched a 65 km ride through Costa Rica!

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: Meet Lola, the sloth that traveled 65 km in a truck engine

The Tico Times - August 2, 2020

Everyone meet Lola la Trailera, an adult two-fingered sloth that hitched a 65 km ride through Costa Rica!

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: Seeing the world from a different perspective

The Tico Times - July 26, 2020

Enjoy some Costa Rica sloth pictures to end your weekend.

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: Spot the difference: 2-toed vs 3-toed sloths

The Tico Times - July 19, 2020

Let’s play a game of spot the difference between Costa Rica's two-toed and three-toed sloths to learn what makes them so unique.

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: Osa, a true ‘Oso Perezoso’

The Tico Times - July 12, 2020

Most people think of sloths as mellow and slow, but this is not the case with the two-fingered sloths. They are quite aggressive and quick!

Sloth Sundays

Slothy Sunday: The shocking truth about sloth electrocutions

The Tico Times - July 5, 2020

Sloths account for more than half of all power-line accidents involving animals in Costa Rica.

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