Thousands of Cattle Dead in Kansas After Extreme Heat, Humidity

Thousands of Cattle Dead in Kansas After Extreme Heat, Humidity
Cattle crowd inside a Colorado feedlot on Aug. 22, 2012. John Moore/Getty Images
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Thousands of cattle have died across Kansas in what officials have attributed to extreme heat and humidity amid soaring temperatures.

Exact figures pertaining to the number of cattle that have died are yet to be confirmed, although officials have said at least 2,000 have lost their lives as some areas reached over 100 degrees Fahrenheit over the weekend.

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