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Sea anemones are the slowest animals in the world, moving at a speed of just 0.0001 kilometers per hour. They are sessile animals, meaning they live attached to one spot on the seabed.
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Garden snails are the slowest land animals in the world, moving at a speed of just 0.001 kilometers per hour. They have a thick shell that protects them from predators, but it also makes them very slow .
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Starfish move at a speed of just 0.009 kilometers per hour. They have hundreds of tiny tube feet on their underside that they use to move around. Starfish can also move by using their arms to push themselves along the seabed.
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Seahorses are one of the most unique animals in the world, and they are also one of the slowest. They move at a speed of just 0.015 kilometers per hour.
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Three-toed sloths are the slowest mammals in the world, moving at a speed of just 0.27 kilometers per hour on the ground. They spend most of their lives hanging upside down in trees, where they move even slower.
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Giant tortoises are some of the longest-lived animals on Earth, and they are also one of the slowest. They move at a speed of just 0.3 kilometers per hour.
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Banana slugs are the slowest mollusks in the world, moving at a speed of just 0.48 kilometers per hour. They are native to the Pacific Northwest of North America and they are known for their bright yellow color.
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Slow lorises are a type of primate that is native to Southeast Asia. They are known for their slow movements and their venomous bite. Slow lorises move at a speed of just 1.9 kilometers per hour.
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Gila monsters are a type of venomous lizard that is native to the southwestern United States. They are the largest lizards in the United States and they are also one of the slowest.
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Koala bears are native to Australia and they are known for their eucalyptus-scented fur and their love of sleeping. Koala bears move at a speed of just 10 kilometers per hour.
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