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Heatwave Claims Lives of Three Lions at Tokyo Zoo

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Three female lions at Tama Zoological Park in Tokyo have died due to suspected heatstroke, with temperatures reaching record highs. The lions, aged between three and 15 years old, died between July 28 and August 2. An autopsy found that all animals suffered from dehydration and multiple organ failure, believed to be caused by heatstroke. Ten out of 16 lions at the zoo have shown symptoms such as loss of appetite and reduced activity since mid-July. Efforts to strengthen heat countermeasures are being increased by installing spot coolers and providing water.

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