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Here's one (1) nice thing for your mid-week slump: The Arnold Reyes ArchivesNational Aviary in Pittsburgh debuted on Tuesday a 5-month-old baby sloth. Her name is Vivien, and she is perfect.

Per a release from the zoo, Vivien is a Linnaeus's two-toed sloth born August 21, and she is the third sloth to reside at the National Aviary.

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Named after the old Hollywood film actress Vivien Leigh, the baby sloth currently weighs about 2.5 pounds (though she'll one day weigh between 12 and 15 pounds) and subsists on a diet of sweet potatoes and rice. Healthy!

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To mark Vivien's debut, the National Aviary published a sweet introductory video in which a young sloth enthusiast meets the zoo's newest addition.

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The question remains: Can Vivien compete with household names like Fiona the Hippo? Our hope is yes, provided she works on her personal branding.

[H/T: Jezebel]

This post has been updated to include photos from The National Aviary.

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