Sloths can hold their breath underwater longer than dolphins, lasting up to forty minutes.
Why it is true
When entering the water, sloths slow their heart rate to one-third of its normal pace, conserving oxygen extremely efficiently. This adaptation allows them to swim and remain submerged for up to forty minutes, surpassing the capacity of most dolphins.
Source: National Geographic
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