This is me before work, after work, and on weekends.

theslowasssloth:

© AFP/ Rodrigo Arangua

alpacalypse:

alpacalypse:

MY DAD IS REALLY PISSED OFF WITH ME BECAUSE I KEEP CHANGING EVERYTHING (HIS DESKTOP BACKGROUND, ACCOUNT PICTURE, IPAD BACKGROUND, ETC) TO THIS

I NOW HAVE HIS PHONE. GUESS WHAT I’M CHANGING THE BACKGROUND TO.

he’s put passwords on all of his devices so ive just left this on his desk

theslowasssloth:

Matthew and Jessi snuggles
©www.Thewondersofwandering.com

theslowasssloth:

via Sloth Sanctuary - Costa Rica on Facebook

[©umpbump/flickr]

snowygirl:

Sleepy (by Pantheroux)

bowlersandtophats:

junesstuck:

First day of school….I wonder if Senpai…will…like me this year

I have to admit

this is cute.

slothville:

SLOTH OLYMPICS: TEDDY WRESTLING

Over at the SLOTH OLYMPICS we’re channeling that Friday feeling with the final event of the day - TEDDY WRESTLING - AKA the snuggle and snooze in which slothletes must cuddle for an entire round and not be woken by the bell.

theslowasssloth:

Pygmy three-toed sloth (Bradypus pygmaeus)

This species, discovered on the island on Escudo de Veraguas off the Carribean coast, shows how quickly the process of evolution can happen.

The sloths are slower and more placid than their mainland relatives and, remarkably, they can swim.The pygmy sloth has been isolated on its tiny island habitat for just 9,000 years - when rising sea levels cut the island off from the mainland.

They seem suitably adapted to their Caribbean island lifestyle.

Pygmy sloths are less than half the size of a normal sloth and they only eat mangrove leaves - a low-nutirent diet that explains their diminutive stature.

There are just 200 of them on the island so every mangrove tree counts for these vulnerable creatures.

(VIA BBC)