Extreme Heat in Mexico Causes Mass Deaths of Howler Monkeys
Record temperatures and drought conditions have led to severe dehydration and fatalities among Mexico's howler monkey population.
- At least 138 howler monkeys have died in Tabasco since mid-May due to extreme heat and dehydration.
- Veterinarians and rescuers are working to save surviving monkeys, many of which are in critical condition.
- High temperatures, drought, forest fires, and logging are contributing to the crisis, depriving monkeys of water and food.
- Local communities are attempting to help but face challenges in providing appropriate care for the animals.
- Mexican authorities are now acknowledging the issue and seeking ways to support rescue efforts.
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