"Heatwave in Mexico Causes Howler Monkeys to Fall Dead from Trees"
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A brutal heat wave in southern Mexico has led to the deaths of over 100 howler monkeys, with many others found dehydrated and in critical condition. Scientists believe extreme temperatures, combined with factors like fires and deforestation, are to blame, highlighting the severe impact of global warming on wildlife.
- Dead Monkeys Are Falling From Trees Amid Brutal Heat in Mexico The New York Times
- Video: Howler Monkeys Fall From Trees Amid Mexico Heat The New York Times
- Howler monkeys dropping dead, falling from trees due to excessive heatwave: report Fox News
- Video Howler monkeys are dying in southern Mexico amid nationwide drought and heat wave ABC News
- The brutal heat in Mexico is causing howler monkeys to drop dead from trees The Washington Post
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