Summary:
- Wildfires in Bolivia have been raging for over a month, causing severe damage to the country's forests and wildlife.
- The smoke from the fires has been so thick that it has turned day into night in some areas, blocking out the sun and creating an eerie, apocalyptic atmosphere.
- Authorities have declared a state of emergency in several regions, and the government is struggling to control the fires, which have been exacerbated by drought and high temperatures.