16th century Mexican church emerges from underwater amid deadly heatwave | AFP

The Temple of Quechula, a 16th century Roman Catholic Church, emerges from the Grijalva River amid a drought and a deadly heatwave in Mexico. Although it often partially emerges when water levels are low, this year's drought has left it totally exposed, putting local fishermen’s livelihoods at risk.
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[@davidfognini8526]

From la madre patria to Mexico 😮

[@calvinh.8882]

The same thing has happened many times before. It happened back in 2015, and in 2002, along with other times. But I knew this would be put out as something that is only happening because of climate change. lmao!

[@adrianhowell6173]

This is all lies 🤥 that means that the trees wouldn't have been there people believe anything 🤣

[@bup3483]

Ja, da wird noch einem netten Tourist, mit einem Mexikaner im Rollstuhl und im Rettungwagen gefahren, um auch dort zu bleiben. Ohne weitere, andere dazukommene Touristen. 😊