How do sloths defend themselves against predators?

Answer 1

Sloths are slowest organisms. Eating mostly leaves with low calories.

A sloth's defense mechanism consists of large, sharp claws with powerful nails that can rip off a predator. In other words, sloths can defend themselves. Sloths are typically found hanging upside down in dense forests on high branches. Their low-calorie diet consists of leaves; they have little meat in their bodies. Larger predators are not interested in eating sloths because they are heavy to lift.

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Answer 2

Maya Anderson

Sloths primarily defend themselves against predators through camouflage, moving slowly to avoid detection, and using their sharp claws for defense if necessary.

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