Overview
- A baby Hoffman's two-toed sloth was born at the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society on January 23, witnessed by zookeepers.
- The newborn is part of a scientific breeding program aimed at conserving the species and enhancing genetic diversity.
- Wilbur, the baby sloth's mother, was the last sloth born at the zoo 21 years ago, highlighting the significance of the new birth.
- The baby's gender is yet to be determined, with zoo officials awaiting a few weeks before naming the sloth.
- Visitors are now welcome to see the baby sloth, offering a unique opportunity to witness its development.