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Water temperatures in Amazonian lakes rise to unprecedented levels, killing wildlife

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Water temperatures in Amazonian lakes rise to unprecedented levels, killing wildlife

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During a severe drought and heat wave in 2023, Amazonian lakes reached their highest recorded temperatures. Water temperatures in some areas climbed to an astonishing 41 degrees Celsius (105.8 degrees Fahrenheit) and resulted in the deaths of thousands of aquatic animals, including dozens of river dolphins.

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