The animal known for its distinctive slow movement is the sloth. Native to Central and South America, sloths are well-adapted to their arboreal lifestyles, living in trees and moving at a very leisurely pace. Their slow movements are an evolutionary trait that helps them conserve energy, as their diet primarily consists of low-energy leaves. Sloths possess special adaptations, such as long claws and a unique digestive system, allowing them to thrive in their habitat. Their adorable, slow demeanor and hanging position make them beloved animals and popular in wildlife documentaries.