The Linnaeus's two-toed sloth (Choloepus didactylus) at Copenhagen Zoo is part of the zoo's diverse mammal collection. While specific details about the individual sloths, such as their names or arrival dates, are not publicly available, visitors can observe these fascinating animals in their carefully designed enclosure.

The zoo's exhibit aims to replicate the sloths' natural habitat, providing ample climbing structures and foliage to support their arboreal lifestyle. This environment allows the sloths to display natural behaviors, such as hanging upside down and moving deliberately through the trees.

Copenhagen Zoo participates in various conservation and breeding programs for numerous species; however, specific information regarding a breeding program for the Linnaeus's two-toed sloth at this zoo is not readily available. Nonetheless, by housing these sloths, the zoo contributes to public education and awareness about the species and their conservation needs.