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Howler monkeys are dying in southern Mexico amid nationwide drought and heat wave
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0:27Now PlayingMore than 100 howler monkeys have dropped dead from trees in recent weeks in southern Mexico's tropical forests amid a nationwide drought and heat wave, with rescuers racing to give water to the threatened monkeys.
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