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A heatwave in New South Wales killed hundreds of flying foxes, threatening their survival.
A severe heatwave in New South Wales, with temperatures above 44°C, has caused mass deaths among flying foxes, critically endangering their populations.
The bats, unable to regulate body temperature, are falling from trees due to heat stress, prompting emergency rescue efforts by volunteers.
Wildlife carers are treating dehydrated and injured animals, including orphaned pups, in makeshift shelters.
Experts warn repeated extreme heat events linked to climate change could lead to long-term population declines.
Officials urge the public to avoid handling distressed bats and contact rescuers immediately.
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