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An ecologist working at the La Selva Biological Research Facility in Costa Rica knows the least about the three-toed sloth's cultural variety.
Pygmy three-toed sloths (Bradypus pygmaeus), which are highly endangered and presumed to have a rapidly falling population and habitat area, are indigenous only to the peninsula of Escudo de Veragua, off the Caribbean coast of Panama. Compared to other sloth species, this one is much smaller.
Of the four varieties of three-toed sloths that are still alive, the dark-colored sloth is the least common. The species may be found from Honduras in the north to Central America's Costa Rica, Nicaragua, & Panama into Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Ecuador, as well as the eastern regions of Peru.
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