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Could the slowest animal in the world teach us something about being better, even healthier humans in this busy world? The sloth’s number one cheerleader, Lucy Cooke, lets us in on their sleepy secrets in one of the funniest and most fascinating talks you’ve likely heard in a long while!

Sloths see life a little differently than we do—although hanging upside down for most of their lives will do that, I suppose.

Their key to survival has been slowing down, in every way possible. But there’s a lot more happening with these slumbering tree-dwellers than may meet the eye at first glance! So in this article, we’re pausing our own busy lives for a moment to look a little closer at what the slowest mammal on earth is up to. And along the way, we’ll meet a few of the people helping them stick around in our fast-paced world.

What the Sloth has Learned Over Millions of Years and Why You Should Pay Attention.

Because of their slow lifestyles, it’s a bit baffling to imagine that the sloth may be onto something here, let alone something that could actually help us with our own lives.

While our own time is full of quick decisions and a constant desire for fast—faster cars, faster internet, faster progressions in life—theirs contains the very parts

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