Sloths are famously slow-moving mammals that spend most of their lives hanging upside down in trees.
Manatees, also known as sea cows, are large marine mammals that move at a slow and gentle pace.
Similar to their two-toed relatives, three-toed sloths are known for their slow movements.
Giant tortoises are large, land-dwelling reptiles that move at a slow and steady pace.
While not known for traditional movement, starfish use tube feet to slowly crawl along the ocean floor.
Garden snails are terrestrial gastropods known for their leisurely movement. They leave a slime trail as they glide across surfaces.
Sea cucumbers move slowly along the ocean floor using tube feet. They are echinoderms with a gelatinous body.
Koalas are arboreal marsupials that move slowly in trees. They have a sedentary lifestyle.
The larval stage of the tortoise beetle is known for its slow and deliberate movement.
While chameleons are capable of quick bursts of speed when capturing prey, their overall movement is characterized