Yes, human beings can survive an ambient air temperature of 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit), provided they have access to adequate hydration, shade, and ventilation. While 40C is extremely hot and poses significant risks for heat exhaustion or heatstroke—especially during heavy physical exertion or high humidity—millions of people living in arid desert regions and tropical climates experience and safely navigate such temperatures regularly.
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