#FridayFacts These moths as well as many of the algae and fungi species found in sloth fur are not found anywhere else on the planet. They only live in sloth fur!So far five different species of moths are known as sloth moths (Pyralidae). No one knows for sure what benefit the moths provide for sloths, but the sloths do not seem to mind them. The moths might eat the algae and fungi from the sloth’s fur (although this is not known for certain), and they lay their eggs in the sloth’s faeces. | The

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2.6K views · 10K shares | When orphaned baby sloths are hungry or adults lose their habitat, Yiscel Yángüez and Néstor Correa are on the case. Get a glimpse inside their animal rescue center in Gamboa, Panama, specializing in sloth rehabilitation and relocation. | National Geographic | Facebook