The street that my work is on is currently under the siege of falling leaves. It’s a nice 23 degrees outside today and they crunch under my feet 
Yearly Archives: 2015
Zoo Portraits Sloth Mug
Following on from my last post, I also noticed these quirky Zoo Portraits mugs in a shop window whilst in Melbs, featuring a very sophisticated-looking sloth! The shop was closed unfortunately, but you can get them online from Annabel Trends or Atticus Fox. 
Hannakin Sloth Prints
I love seeing sloths when I am out and about! It just puts the biggest smile on my face knowing a) that there are people out there after my own heart and b) that sloths are putting a little bit of joy into others’ lives.
Whilst in Melbourne, stumbled upon a little market on Sunday morning. Little stall selling gorgeous archival prints and greeting cards. I spotted a few whimsical sloths among them!
You can get these print from Hannakin’s Shop on Etsy.
From left: I Don’t Mind if we Fly or Fall, Children of the Glade, To the Wind.
Hipster Sloths in Melbourne
I am packing for a weekend away!
Off interstate for a long weekend! Actually, to be honest, I’m procrastinating re: the packing. But the excitement is still there!
From Slothilda.
Felize the new baby sloth in Baltimore
Baby sloth Felize was born at the National Aquarium in Baltimore a couple weeks ago. Felize is the fifth sloth born at the facility and the third baby for mother Ivy.
IT’S SO TINY I WANT TO DIE
Read more here. 
Put your finger next to the screen. Now see how small this tiny sloth actually is.
Interactions Between a Sloth and a Brown Jay
Published this month in the journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment is a new observation that brown jays feast on the moths and other insects that live within a sloth’s fur.
A sloth’s fur is full of moths, insects, algae and fungi. The moths use the sloth’s travelling ecosystem to find mates and lay their eggs. The sloth also eats the algae that grows on itself as a supplement to its diet. Hence the pilfering by brown jays might not be such a welcome addition to this little ecosystem.
However, due to the abundance of parasites that also lives in sloth fur, the birds may be doing them a favour. In addition, brown jays may alert the sloth to presence of predators in the area, giving them a heads-up, as generally they are very slow to respond.
Understanding how organisms interact through natural history and descriptive ecological research can help us make important scientific advancements and practice conservation more effectively.
Read the entire article here.
SLOTH KONG
Sloth Kong has taken over Juan Santamaría International Airport to wish visitors a good trip home – and a quick return – after their stays in Costa Rica. Once passengers have checked their bags, they are encouraged to take a photo with Sloth Kong and share it on Facebook with the hashtag #SlothKong.
The Lost Sloth
This internet game from Animade is terrific! Simple, yet cute little graphics. All you have to do is hover the cursor over the big detailed house, to find the little sloth. 
Once you’ve found him, you can play again and again. Who knows where he’ll pop up next! Play the game at this link. 