Mexico's Extreme Heatwave Claims Lives of Over 150 Howler Monkeys

Record-breaking temperatures and drought conditions lead to widespread wildlife fatalities, including birds and bats.

Temperatures in Mexico have soared to 113°F, causing severe dehydration and death among wildlife.
Since mid-May, 157 howler monkeys have died due to extreme heat and lack of water and shade.
Environmentalists report additional deaths of parrots, bats, and toucans in northern Mexico.
Authorities are working to provide emergency water and food supplies to affected animals.
The heatwave has also led to power blackouts and water shortages across the country.