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According to multiple reports from Japanese media, Japan is currently experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures exceeding 35 degrees Celsius in over 100 locations. On the 7th, Shizuoka City recorded a temperature of 40 degrees Celsius, marking the country's first instance this year and breaking records spanning over 80 years. The authorities have issued heatstroke warnings, advising people to take precautions and avoid heatstroke. Even the animals at the zoo are not spared from the high temperatures, as a polar bear in a Japanese zoo was seen lying on top of ice to cool down. This scene sparked a discussion among netizens, with some expressing concern for the bear's health and others sharing humorous comments about the relatable behavior.
Source: YAHOO