What is an "unau"?

The unau, also known as the two-toed sloth, is a slow-moving mammal native to Central and South America, known for its unique lifestyle and appearance. Unaus are arboreal creatures that spend most of their lives hanging upside down from trees, using their long, curved claws to grip branches and move through the canopy with ease. They have a distinctive appearance, with a round head, large eyes, and a slow, deliberate movement due to their specialized limb structure and low metabolic rate. Unaus primarily feed on a diet of leaves, buds, and fruits, and their slow movements and unique adaptations help them avoid detection from predators such as eagles and jaguars. They are well-adapted to their tree-dwelling lifestyle, and their docile nature and intriguing behavior have made them a popular subject of study and fascination among wildlife enthusiasts.