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Florida officials investigate planned ‘Sloth World’ attraction after 31 sloths die in warehouse
Florida state and local officials are investigating the planned Orlando 'Sloth World' tourist attraction after 31 sloths imported from Peru and Guyana died between December 2024 and February 2025 in an unsuitable warehouse without consistent power, heat, or running water. The incident has sparked calls to halt the attraction's upcoming opening and review U.S. wild animal import permitting processes, while Sloth World representatives have disputed official allegations of neglect, claiming the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission renewed their license with no findings of wrongdoing.
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