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Japanese create air-conditioned clothing to help companion animals cope with the heat

TVI Notícias29 August 2026 at 21:47

Japanese researchers have created air-conditioned clothing to help companion animals cope with the extreme heat recorded this year. This unusual solution aims to reduce the suffering of animals caused by high temperatures. The creators developed garments that incorporate cooling technology to protect companion animals during periods of intense heat. This innovation comes in response to the extreme weather events that Japan has been facing.

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