Sloths do nearly everything upside down, including giving birth. Six-year-old sloth Sago holds her newborn baby while hanging ...

As it turns out, it’s easy to miss when a sloth is expecting. Something similar happened at the Hattiesburg Zoo in 2018 when ...

“Due to sloths’ abundant coarse fur and physique adapted for hanging upside down in trees, it is extremely difficult to notice any outward signs of pregnancy,” the zoo said in a news release.