1. Three-Toed Sloth

Known for their incredibly slow movements, they move at an average speed of just 0.15 miles (24 meters) per hour.

2. Snails

Snails typically have a top speed of about 1 millimetre per second, relying on a muscular foot and mucus to glide along.

3. Koalas

Koalas lead a leisurely lifestyle, spending much of their time sleeping and eating eucalyptus leaves, making their movement quite slow.

4. Starfish

These creatures can move at a speed of up to 15 centimetres in one minute, using tiny tube feet on their undersides to grasp surfaces.

5. Giant Tortoises

These long-lived reptiles have a maximum speed of 0.16 miles per hour.

6. Seahorses

Seahorses, despite their acrobatic movements, are not known for speed, with their slow, deliberate movements.

7. Greenland Sharks

Known for their long lifespan, Greenland sharks are one of the slowest-moving sharks.