#SlothMatingFacts ❤️ (sound on) Female sloths are the ones who make the first move. When ready to mate, they let out a loud, high-pitched scream to let the males in the area know she's available! Visit our website for more sloth facts and celebrate #SlothLoveMonth with us! First video credit: @toucanrescueranch | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

🥵 How do sloths reproduce? How does a sloth find a mate? Does it take forever? We hope this video answers all your questions about sloth mating! It’s the month of Valentine, love, and #SlothLoveMonth ❤️—show your love and support for sloths by making a gift on our website! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

When you help sloths, you also help other species! Like this endangered spider monkey (Ateles geoffroyi), who was spotted last week using one of our canopy bridges in Tortuguero. You can support our research and projects by making your gift to sloths through the links in our stories! #internationalslothday #costarica #makeyourgifttosloths | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

Why study sloths in urban habitats? 🦥🏘🚗 To help them survive and thrive in human-populated areas. Visit our website to learn more about The Urban Sloth Project and how you can help sloths! . #PuertoViejo #Science #Research | The Sloth Conservation Foundation

Have you ever heard a baby sloth? 🦥💚 Baby sloths make sounds to call their mothers. Two-fingered babies, like this one, make a “meep,” while three-fingered babies produce a high-pitched call. This baby was orphaned and cared for at a local rescue center, then reintroduced into the wild. Remember, sloths are not pets! Celebrate #SlothTober and #InternationalSlothDay by visiting our Slothopedia and making a gift to sloths! | The Sloth Conservation Foundation