Despite the Deaths of 55 Animals at Central Florida Park, Officials Say There Was No Criminal Wrongdoing

More than 50 sloths died at a Florida wildlife attraction. Officials say no crime occurred.

The investigation details emaciated, dehydrated animals and concerns about Sloth World’s operations, but concluded there was no evidence of criminal neglect or abuse.

Despite the Deaths of 55 Animals at Central Florida Park, Officials Say There Was No Criminal Wrongdoing

Central Florida is globally renowned as the ultimate destination for theme parks and immersive entertainment. Visitors from around the world flock to Orlando not just for roller coasters, but to interact with incredible wildlife at places like Disney’s Animal Kingdom, SeaWorld Orlando, and various independent zoos. Because of this massive demand for tourism, the International Drive corridor is constantly expanding with new attractions. One highl…

Heartbreak on I-Drive: Authorities Find "No Criminal Wrongdoing" After 55 Sloths Die at Planned Orlando Attraction

Central Florida is world-famous as the ultimate destination for theme parks and family entertainment. When vacationers travel to Orlando, they anticipate magical experiences at Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Resort, or SeaWorld. In addition to these massive theme parks, the International Drive corridor is constantly evolving, welcoming smaller roadside attractions and unique interactive experiences to draw in millions of tourists. One such…

Authorities Find "No Criminal Wrongdoing" in 55 Animal Deaths at Planned Orlando Attraction

Orlando is the undisputed theme park capital of the world, drawing millions to the magical experiences of Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando Resort. Beyond the major parks, the International Drive corridor is constantly expanding with unique interactive entertainment. One highly anticipated project was Sloth World, an interactive facility where guests could meet and hold sloths. Credit: Trey Ratcliff, Flickr But instead of bringing smiles t…