濒危动物顶不住45℃热浪   墨西哥上百只“吼猴”热死！ - video Dailymotion

八点最热报 | 受热浪影响，墨西哥多座城市出现45℃高温，导致当地一种濒危物种“吼猴”也面对生存危机。数据说，高温天气已经“热死”好几百只吼猴，而在当地森林中还不断出现有吼猴中暑和脱水、奄奄一息的情况。（主播：庄文杰）

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00:03 Mexico has recently been affected by dry weather and heat waves.

00:07 At least nine cities have set temperatures of 45 degrees Celsius,

00:11 leading to at least 26 deaths.

00:13 In addition to the fact that humans cannot stand this high temperature,

00:17 a species of the Mexican region that has been classified as a "frozen species" is called the "ho-ho".

00:21 It is also facing a survival crisis.

00:24 According to local media reports,

00:26 high temperature weather has caused hundreds of ho-ho to die from heat.

00:29 In the forest, there are still reports of ho-ho being heatstroke and dehydrated.

00:33 The situation is very serious.

00:35 After being affected by the cool weather,

00:39 walking into the tropical rainforest in the southeast of Mexico,

00:41 you can see ho-ho of Mexico that are not at all higher than the high temperature,

00:44 dying from heat on the ground.

00:45 Some ho-ho that have been dehydrated and are dying from heat

00:48 were successfully rescued by the rescue team

00:51 and replenished with water.

00:53 In addition to replenishing water,

00:54 the rescue team also sent these ho-ho to the veterinary center for treatment,

00:59 but due to the large number,

01:00 the veterinarian was surprised.

01:02 They asked me if I could help them by checking the animals.

01:08 I said yes, no problem, and they let them through.

01:12 I don't know when the cool weather will be better.

01:15 Local wildlife experts are worried

01:17 that these frozen-to-death Mexican ho-ho

01:20 will face a severe survival environment

01:22 that will greatly increase the mortality rate of ho-ho.

01:25 The mortality rate of these animals is because something is happening in the region.

01:30 The climate, the degradation, etc.

01:33 There are no more favorable environmental conditions.

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