Assertion: sloth's arm | /r/HasProperty | long
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text: They use their long arms to paddle through the water and can cross rivers and swim between islands.
text: Their long front arms make them skillful swimmers, and they can hold their breath underwater for up to 40 minutes.
text: They use their long arms to “doggie paddle” in the water at a rate three times faster than on land.
text: A sloth swings it long arms with sharp claws and tries to bite anyone or anything attacking them.
text: They can swim three times faster than they can travel on land, and they use their long arms to do a sort of doggy paddle
text: They can swim three times faster than they can travel on land, and they use their long arms to do a sort of doggy paddle
text: They sometimes will drop from a tree limb into the water and use their long arms to swim with broad strokes.
text: Using their long arms for paddling through the water of rivers, they can reach speeds of 44 feet per minute in water.
text: They use their long arms and legs to paddle through the water.
text: Well-developed arms are long and boney, each with two or three curving claws that hook over and grasp the branches.
text: They use their long arms to paddle through the water and can cross rivers and swim between islands.
text: With their long arms and shaggy fur, they resemble monkeys, but they are actually related to armadillos and anteaters.
text: They sometimes fall directly from rain forest trees into rivers and stroke efficiently with their long arms.
text: They use their long arms to “doggie paddle” in the water at a rate three times faster than on land.
text: They sometimes fall directly from rain forest trees into rivers and stroke efficiently with their long arms.
text: They can swim three times faster than they can travel on land, and they use their long arms to do a sort of doggy paddle
text: They sometimes will drop from a tree limb into the water and use their long arms to swim with broad strokes.
text: Using their long arms for paddling through the water of rivers, they can reach speeds of 44 feet per minute in water.
text: They sometimes fall directly from rain forest trees into rivers and stroke efficiently with their long arms.
text: They use their long arms and legs to paddle through the water.
text: They may look awkward on land, but their long arms actually make them pretty good swimmers.
text: Their long arms and 10cm-long claws help them move through branches and spend days hanging upside down from tree branches, with some managing to stay in the same tree for years.
text: Their long front arms make them skillful swimmers, and they can hold their breath underwater for up to 40 minutes.
text: Their long front arms make them skillful swimmers, and they can hold their breath underwater for up to 40 minutes.