Green algae
A group of algae that look green because they contain chlorophylls a and b, and are known to be the closest relatives of land plants.
Sloths risk their lives weekly climbing down to poop — because of moths. Moths lay eggs in sloth dung, then return to live in sloth fur. Their activity grows green algae on the fur, which sloths eat. Their own body becomes a snack farm.
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