In a shocking turn of events, 31 sloths intended for the Sloth World attraction in Orlando have died, leading to the cancellation of the planned exhibit. Reports indicate that the animals either perished in transit or in an unheated warehouse that lacked proper permits. Florida Wildlife officials are investigating the circumstances surrounding these deaths, which have raised significant public outcry and prompted calls for the attraction to be shut down. Among the 13 surviving sloths, some have been transferred to the Central Florida Zoo, while the attraction itself is facing bankruptcy and serious code violations. Local politicians and animal rights advocates are demanding accountability for the tragic loss of life.