[dennisw]

Cactus done in by the heat.

[Rdct29]

There's probably a windmill farm or solar farm close by that's killing the cactus. I guess the big word for the media and politicians is Heatwave. I guess we never had heatwaves before this summer.

[EEGator]

What about the 100 cacti behind it?

[GaltAdonis]

It's really hot in the New Jersey pine barrens too -
but the excessive heat still hasn't killed off all of the deer
that are eating my vegetable garden.

Dang beasts.

[GingisK]

Don’t worry. They will all be back in 400-500 years.

[4yearlurker]

Fer crying out loud! I did a lot of hiking in the Arizona desert in the 1970s and always saw dead saguaros laying everywhere. It’s just part of the desert.

[alstewartfan]

Just be happy that it didn’t fall on YOU.

[ifinnegan]

Seriously?

Saguaro falls down. Like that’s never happened before.

This is propaganda peddled to drugged out ignoroids.

[newzjunkey]

Looks like it was rotting. It’s mature and probably was time for it to go heat or not.

[glorgau]

I’d attribute it more to the depth of the water table. Saguros have deep roots.

[crusty old prospector]

Where I live, big ole pine trees are always falling over like that. Kind of like people. Nothing lives forever. God uses droughts to weed out the inferior.

[Ezekiel]

If he only had Life Alert.