Rising temperatures have created a crisis for birds as they struggle to stay hydrated. Daytime temperatures range from 36°C to 37°C, and nighttime heat remains high, making hydration a matter of survival.

Birds are facing an invisible crisis due to restricted natural water sources and shelter. Rapid urbanization and concrete construction have led to a decline in open green spaces, severely impacting the avian population.

Further details on the situation and its impact on the environment are available from the source, which also notes the effects of widespread concrete and asphalt surfaces on nighttime temperatures.