"Deadly Heatwave in Mexico Causes Howler Monkeys to Fall from Trees"

In Mexico's scorching heat wave, at least 83 howler monkeys have been found dead in Tabasco, with many others rescued and treated for heatstroke by veterinarians. Wildlife biologist Gilberto Pozo attributes the deaths to a combination of high heat, drought, forest fires, and logging, highlighting the impact of climate change on the ecosystem. The monkeys, known for their roaring vocal calls, serve as a sentinel species, offering insights into the effects of environmental changes.