Today’s newly released state records change the picture again — and not in a good way. We now know that another 21 sloths died under Sloth World, bringing the confirmed total to 55. These weren’t old cases being re‑counted. These were additional deaths that happened while the public was being told an investigation was underway. And buried in those documents is something even more alarming: - The veterinarian who signed multiple necropsies says she is not an exotic specialist. - She told Sloth World that from the beginning. - And a month into the job, she was asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement. NDAs don’t show up when everything is above board. They show up when someone wants silence. She also confirmed something many of us feared: the sloths were wild‑caught. Pulled out of the forest. Shipped across the world. Dropped into a warehouse with no electricity, no water, and no proper care. And according to the dates in the reports, Sloth World kept bringing in more sloths even while FWC was supposedly “investigating.” Meanwhile, officials are still “determining who should lead the investigation.” Not investigating — deciding who might investigate. This is why people are angry. This is why people are speaking up. This is why thousands are sharing the petition, contacting officials, and refusing to accept vague statements that don’t match the facts. The loophole that allowed all of this? Still open. Still legal. Still waiting for the next tragedy unless someone steps in.