Your cactus (likely an Opuntia-type) has a dead, woody base but green top segments. You can root the healthy parts before it’s gone.
Likely insufficient light (cacti need max sun) and/or overwatering. The woody base is normal aging, but green parts should be firm.
Not ideal season, so take multiple cuttings. More sun = better survival. Good luck!
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