A baby Hoffman’s two-toed sloth lies in a basket during rehabilitation at the Jaguar Rescue Center in Costa Rica. “We rescue a sloth almost every day,” says Encar Garcia, a conservationist with the organization. “The most surprising thing I learned was that many people search treetops for sloths to steal,” said photographer @anniemariemusselman of her time in Costa Rica. “These typically calm, gentle animals are snatched from their natural habitats, forced to live in noisy, chaotic environments, and repeatedly passed around from tourist to tourist for selfies. Thankfully Costa Rica has passed a new law banning this.” Photo by @anniemariemusselman for Smithsonian Magazine.