They have hard tops and wiggly tube feet on the bottom, allowing them to grasp surfaces but moves at a slow pace of 0.02 miles per hour.
The three-toed sloth, known for its slow movement, lives in treetops due to its low metabolic rate. It requires only a few leaves and twigs for nutrition and moves at a pace of about 0.03 miles per hour.
The garden snail has a flat, muscular organ, moves slowly along its path, with an average speed of 0.03 miles per hour.
Known for quite slow swimmers, are found in North America and China moves at a speed of approximately 0.5 miles per hour.
The largest living tortoise that can live for 150 years or more walks 0.2 to 0.5 miles per hour.
A banana slug can cover 6.5 inches in 120 minutes, using a muscular foot and mucus to lubricate its path and create a bungee cord.
Although Koalas are not as slow as some other animals, move at a leisurely pace of about 0.2 miles per hour when climbing trees or moving on the ground.