Over 120 dolphins dead in Brazilian Amazon due to record heat and drought

Over 100 dolphins found dead in the Amazon rainforest in Brazil due to high water temperatures reaching 102°F.
Thousands of fish also died due to the heat, contaminating water supplies and impacting local communities.
Experts are working to rescue surviving dolphins by moving them to cooler areas.
The deaths are linked to severe drought conditions and record heat, likely exacerbated by climate change.
The endangered Amazon river dolphin species is especially vulnerable due to its slow reproductive cycle.