Second Heat-Related Death in Death Valley Highlights Extreme Risks

A 57-year-old man died from hyperthermia after a hike and car crash in one of the hottest places on Earth.

Peter Hayes Robino, 57, died after hiking the Natural Bridge Trail in 119°F heat.
Robino crashed his car off a 20-foot embankment after declining help from bystanders.
Symptoms of hyperthermia include confusion, irritability, and lack of coordination.
Death Valley recorded its hottest month ever in July, with temperatures peaking at 129.2°F.
Park officials advise visitors to stay near air conditioning and avoid hiking after 10 a.m.