Sloth World's Cold Stun Claims Disputed

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz. I'm Corey with the story. A new report from Florida Fish and Wildlife has folks talking about Orlando's Sloth world. The Sloth attraction set to open soon on International Drive. 31 sloths allegedly died in their care before the big debut, right in a nearby warehouse. Details paint a rough picture. Only once supposedly suffered cold stun from 46 degree temps when a power cord failed on their space heaters overnight. The other 10 deaths went unexplained, and these animals came in shipments from Guyana and Peru back in December 2024. Sloth experts point out that chili exposure messes with the bacteria in their stomachs, stopping digestion and leading to quick death. Meanwhile, the owner's fire back hard, calling the cold stun claims totally false and pinning it on some foreign virus instead. They say they've teamed up with vets, the agriculture department, and experts to tackle

1:01it. Just last week, wildlife officials inspected the spot, found no problems, and renewed their license. As Sloth world pushes tickets at $49 a pop for what they call top tier care and research, this drama casts a shadow over the... Type opening day can't come soon enough to clear the air.