Oropouche virus - or sloth fever, as it's also known - is a deadly virus that's quietly spreading across South America and ...

However, rumors of giant sloths living deep in the jungles of South America have emerged. Those who live in and around the Amazon rainforest have long passed down stories of a dangerous beast they ...

A deadly virus - known as oropouche virus or sloth fever - is quietly spreading across South America and Europe as scientists ...

A new female sloth has arrived at a zoo in the hope that she may help grow its sloth family. Midnight, a seven-year-old Linne ...

A sloth has had pioneering dental surgery to cure toothache. Rico is believed to be the first sloth to undergo such an operation, which was carried out by a team at Chester Zoo working alongside ...

Altogether, there are six sloth species that are found in the Americas, mainly in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. At present, 4 sloth species are listed as least concern on the ...

They’re slow, they’re sleepy, and they’ve taken over the internet—but sloths are more than just ... life in the treetops of Central and South America. Don’t believe us?

Linne’s two-toed sloths are furry mammals that live in the trees of tropical forests in South America. They spend almost their whole lives dangling upside-down from branches using their four ...

Two-toed sloths are found across South America where they face a wide variety of threats such as habitat loss, logging and hunting for the illegal wildlife trade. At Chester Zoo, the species is ...

Two-toed sloths are found across South America, where they face threats including habitat loss, logging and hunting for the illegal wildlife trade. Chester Zoo is part of a conservation breeding ...