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Our Zoo family is growing at a leisurely pace— After a near 12-month long pregnancy, the Zoo received a special pre-Thanksgiving gift when a baby sloth was born. 🦥 First-time mom Karrie, one of our Linne’s two-toed sloths, is taking on her new role with ease, making sure her baby is well-fed and safe. The baby sloth has been observed nursing throughout the day and is bonding and clinging to mom. Initial indications are that the baby is doing well. Its gender and name are still TBD! Baby sloths instinctively crawl up towards the safety of their mother’s chest immediately after birth, where they nurse for four to five weeks. They begin to sample leaves from around their mom’s mouth as early as 1 week of age (this is how they learn which leaves are good to eat!) 🍃and start tasting solid foods within their first few weeks of life. Sloths remain riding along with their mother for nearly a year before branching out on their own. With the holiday rush in full swing, what better way to take a break and unwind than enjoying this heartwarming news? Slow down and leaf your worries behind— see if you can spot our newest addition on exhibit the next time you visit the Zoo. Enjoy these first looks and stay tuned for more baby sloth updates
