In this photo provided by Mexico's National Commission for Protected Nature Areas, the diminishing waters of the Metzabok Lagoon are seen amidst its drying lake bed, in the Lacandon jungle of Chiapas State in southern Mexico, in the first half of August, 2019. During the month of August, the Metzabok lake, which normally covers 220 acres (89 hectares), dried up completely, leaving cracked mud where the surrounding jungle used to reflect in the translucent waters and Lacandon Indians traveled by canoe. (CONANP via AP)
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