Hello, Riddlers! Can you guess the answer? They're fascinating and super cute in my opinion. ~ F
I. am. so. slow. On my back moss may grow. Like a hammock in the trees, I hang around in steady ease.
What am I referring to? Stop by Friday for the answer.
I gave you a clue!
(Tropical Rainforest)
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It is a sloth
ReplyDeleteSloth? Or snail? Both fascinate me.
ReplyDeleteIt could be a sloth ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Sloth! And yes, moss really grows on them.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness we have some intelligent and educated readers here ... I did not know that moss grew on sloths. I've never seen one in real life ... snails - yes fine with, or slugs for that matter - cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteI'll go with sloth too.
ReplyDeleteA sloth. I seem to remember reading somewhere/seeing a documentary that said sloths had in fact been known to grow moss. Mind you it could also have been that they were debunking a myth which had sloths growing moss. Either way, I'm saying sloth.
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