Assertion: sloth | /r/HasProperty | slow
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: on earth
type: LOCATION
value: on land
type: LOCATION
value: in the world
type: LOCATION
value: on the planet
type: LOCATION
value: on the ground
type: LOCATION
value: in the animal kingdom
type: OTHER
value: at absolute top whack
type: MANNER
value: because of a lifestyle
type: CAUSE
value: certainly
type: MANNER
value: at digesting food
type: OTHER
value: excruciatingly
type: DEGREE
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: on water
type: LOCATION
value: even slower than snails
type: OTHER
value: because of the low nutrition
type: CAUSE
value: to be lazy
type: PURPOSE
value: literally
type: MANNER
value: most of the time
type: TEMPORAL
value: its
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Sloths are Very Very Slow
text: Some people believe sloths are so lazy they will sleep 20 hours a day, but this isn't true.
text: The sloth is the slowest mammal on Earth.
text: The sloth is the world's slowest mammal, so sedentary that algae grows on its furry coat.
text: Sloths are extremely slow-moving mammals.
text: Sloths are the slowest mammals on the planet and only move about .15 miles per hour.
text: As for how slow they are — sloths are literally the slowest animal in the world, even slower than snails or turtles, but remember that this helps hide them from predators who hunt for movement.
text: Sloths are extremely slow moving animals.
text: Do you need an explanation for calling your sloth Mr. Lazy?
text: Sloths, the lazy leaf munching tree dwellers, live in the tropical forests of Central and South America.
text: Is Sloth being lazy animal slow on land and water?
text: So they thought the sloth was a lazy animal.
text: It is said that since sloths are slow eaters, it takes up to a month for them to digest their food.
text: The truth is that sloths are incredibly slow movers, but for a very simple reason: survival.
text: Sloths are very slow moving and they spend the majority of their time in trees.
text: It doesn’t seem bothered by it, or if it is, its much too lazy to let on.
text: Sloths are very lazy animals and sleep an average of 15 hours per day.
text: Sloths may be slow climbers, but they are speedy swimmers.
text: Sloths are very slow creatures, clocking in at 0.24km per hour.
text: Although sloths have four-part stomachs to help them digest the tough leaves that make up the bulk of their diet, they are slow digesters.
text: Due to the moisture in the air and the sloths very slow movements, algae is actually able to grow on its fur.
text: Sloths are slow-moving animals found in the rainforests of Central and South America.
text: Sloths are the slowest animals in the world.
text: Sloths are the archetypal slow coach mammal that lives in the trees of Central and South America, as a result, their survival largely depends on the condition of these forests.
text: They may be the slowest creatures on the Earth, but they sure are cutest and funniest animals too.
text: Sloths are the slowest land mammals.
text: Sloths are small slow-moving animals that live in the trees of South and Central America.
text: Sloths are considered the world's slowest animal.
text: How slow are sloths, generally considered Earth's slowest mammal?
text: Sloths are the slowest moving mammals, who spend their life moving from one tree to another.
text: They not really sleep the whole day: We tend to believe that sloths are the world’s laziest animal
text: Sloths are really lazy and phlegmatic animals, most of the time they spend sleeping on the branches.
text: Sloths are the world’s slowest mammals.
text: A sloth is a tree-dwelling animal known as the slowest mammal on Earth.
text: Sloths are slow-moving edentate mammals found in Central and South America.
text: Sloths are the world’s slowest-moving animals — in fact, the sloth’s genus, bradypus, is Greek for “slow feet”
text: Sloths are considered as slow moving mammals.
text: Sloths are considered as the slowest mammals, and this is attributed to their meager metabolic rates.
text: So we know that the sloth is incredibly slow.
text: We have fairly well established they are slow creatures, but why are sloths so slow?
text: Sloths get their name because they are slow moving and seemingly lazy... at first glance.
text: Sloths have been known to be lazy, slow and idle not only because they move extremely slowly
text: Why is a sloth so slow?
text: Scientists believe sloths are so slow because of the low nutrition they get from their diet, as well as a lifestyle that requires energy conservation.
text: It's no secret that sloths are slow.
text: It might be a surprise, but while sloths are slow on land, they’re quite happy in water.
text: Sloths are slow, but they’re far from simple.
text: And when it did move, it was extremely slow.
text: This type of diet doesn’t provide them much nutrition and energy, which is why sloths are slow.
text: Sloths are certainly slow (at absolute top whack they can travel at around 6 cm per second), but lazy they are not.
text: Side note: there are so many great sloth photos because sloths are so, so slow.
text: One of the most frequently asked questions about sloths is “why are sloths slow?”
text: Why are sloths so slow?
text: Sloths really are slow.
text: Sloths may be slow, but Yiscel Yángüez and Néstor Correa have to move fast when they rescue these cute creatures.
text: This is by far the longest digestive rate recorded for any mammal and is the key behind understanding why sloths are so slow!
text: This could be one of the reasons sloths are so slow.
text: Why are sloths slow?
text: Sloths are slow because their metabolism is also very slow.
text: Sloths are slow, but their insides are even slower
text: Sloths are so slow they grow algae on their backs
text: It may be true that sloths are slow on land, but in the water, they can move three times as fast as they would on land.
text: Fun fact #1: Sloths are slow — but not necessarily lazy.
text: Sloths are slow because they have a very low metabolism.
text: Like koalas, there’s a common misconception that sloths are slow and lazy because they’re always high, or something along those lines.
text: Sloths are still excruciatingly slow when moving from one place to another, but speed has nothing to do with laziness.
text: And, yes, sloths really are slow: their maximum speed climbing in trees is 0.2 miles per hour (on the ground it travels at only 0.01 miles per hour!)
text: The sloths have a very close resemblance with the monkeys apart from the fact that compared to the speed of a monkey, these sloths are very slow motioned.
text: Did you know: The sloth is so slow that algae grows on its fur, which helps it stay camouflaged and hidden from predators in the trees (this algae also offers a tiny ecosystem for sloth moths, who lay their eggs in the sloth’s fur and use the algae as a food source).
text: The other rain forest animals want to know why the sloth is so slow and quiet.
text: It's no secret that sloths are slow.
text: In 1749 when sloths were first described in the scientific literature they were labelled as “the lowest form of existence” – it is little surprising that sloths have been subject to such profound speculation and misinterpretation; “sloths are slow because they eat leaves that drug them”; “sloths are so stupid that they mistake their own arm for a tree branch and, grabbing it, fall”; “if you cut the head off a sloth, the heart will continue to beat for 15 minutes
text: Everybody knows that sloths are slow.
text: She is also very slow, wanting people to give her a push to help her get to them quickly.
text: You would be mistaken to assume that because the sloth is slow it is also lazy.
text: We all know sloths are slow.
text: Everybody knows that sloths are slow.
text: Keep reading to discover why are sloths so slow.
text: Besides, feeding on leaves is another reason why sloths are so slow.
text: Sloths are slow at digesting food
text: Sloths are very slow on the ground, moving only about 53 feet per hour.
text: Sloths have been known to be lazy, slow and idle not only because they move extremely slowly
text: However, a recent study has proven that sloths are, in fact, not as lazy as many of us think.
text: Sloths are lazy and stupid.
text: Sloths move slowly not because they are lazy, but because their organisms simply have no need to waste energy away.
text: Sloths are actually very lazy.
text: Well, while we cannot actually say sloths are lazy as we humans could be, they are definitely laid back fellows.
text: Like koalas, there’s a common misconception that sloths are slow and lazy because they’re always high, or something along those lines.
text: But don't make the mistake of thinking a sloth is lazy.
text: You would be mistaken to assume that because the sloth is slow it is also lazy.
text: Because the sloth is the slowest mammal, their fur grows algae inside each of the hollow hairs.
text: In fact sloth is the slowest mammal on Earth.
text: Sloths are the slowest mammal on the planet and will sleep from 15 to 20 hours a day.
text: The sloth is the slowest mammal on Earth.
text: The sloth is the world’s slowest mammal.
text: They are the world's slowest mammal, reaching an average speed of 4 meters (14 feet) a minute.
text: Sloths are the world’s slowest mammal, yet they’re not as lazy as you might think.
text: Sloths are slow-moving mammals that spend most of their lives in trees.
text: Sloth is the slow-moving mammals leaving that spend more of their lives hanging in trees.
text: Sloths are the slowest mammals in the world, so slow that algae grows on their fur that moths and other insects live off of.
text: They are the slowest mammals on earth that they are virtually defenseless against the predators.
text: Sloths are the slowest animal in the animal kingdom, and because of that they have been the brunt of a lot of jokes over the years.
text: We all know that sloths are slow moving animals, but did you know that their fur has a hidden secret?