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The three-toed sloth is the slowest mammal in the world, with a top speed of just 0.17 miles per hour. It spends most of its life hanging upside down from trees, where it can camouflage itself with algae and moss.
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The garden snail is the slowest land animal in the world, with a top speed of just 0.047 miles per hour. It moves by sliding on its slimy foot, which helps it to reduce friction.
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The sea star is a slow-moving marine creature with a top speed of just 0.15 miles per hour. It uses its tube feet to move along the ocean floor, and it can also regenerate lost limbs.
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The giant tortoise is a slow-moving reptile with a top speed of just 0.17 miles per hour. It has a heavy shell that protects it from predators, but it also makes it difficult to move quickly.
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The seahorse is a slow-moving fish with a top speed of just 0.015 miles per hour. It has a unique body shape that makes it difficult to swim, but it is also well-camouflaged against its surroundings.
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The banana slug is a slow-moving gastropod with a top speed of just 0.006 miles per hour. It produces a slimy mucus that helps it to move and protects it from predators.
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The slow loris is a slow-moving primate with a top speed of just 0.17 miles per hour. It is venomous, but it uses its venom to defend itself from predators, not to catch prey.
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The Gila monster is a slow-moving lizard with a top speed of just 0.25 miles per hour. It is venomous, and it uses its venom to subdue its prey.
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The koala is a slow-moving marsupial with a top speed of just 0.17 miles per hour. It spends most of its time sleeping and eating eucalyptus leaves.
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The American woodcock is a slow-flying bird with a top speed of just 25 miles per hour. It has a unique flight pattern that helps it to avoid predators.
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