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Giving new meaning to slow travel, world’s first slotharium opens

by Jan Schroder
sloth in a tree

Sloths are the slowest mammals in the world, can spend hours hanging motionless in a tree and eat very little food. Now you can learn more about these fascinating creatures and observe them at the new Sloth World in Orlando.

Animal scientists and sloth experts lead visitors through the 7,500-square-foot rainforest habitat with tall climbing structures, quiet atmosphere and warm temperatures where the 40 sloths can roam freely. The environment is designed for the protection of the sloths while allowing a place for scientists to research them. Sloth World also helps to support rehab centers in Guyana.

Tickets start at $49.

– The Travel 100 staff

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