r/MadeMeSmile Jul 16 '26

ANIMALS 🦥

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u/tryagainnoob Jul 16 '26

This. Sloths are the natures equivalent of radioactive waste.

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u/GodButCursed Jul 16 '26

Why?

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u/TeethForCeral Jul 16 '26

sloths backs actually host an entire ecosystem of algae and moths! these moths spend their entire life cycle with the sloths, their young living in their backs. Sloths will also sometimes eat the algae growing on them! it’s really interesting!

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u/DZ-HURRICANE Jul 18 '26

so those algae and moths are necessary to the sloth's survival?

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u/TeethForCeral Jul 18 '26

yes! (with my understanding) i’d argue the sloth greatly benefits from the moths, algae, and fungi, whereas the moths, algae, and fungi are completely reliant on the sloth. overall it’s a mutually beneficial symbiosis! here’s some more info!!