The skin pigment of the Taiwanese white dolphin is white, with gray spots, but when they are active, they “flush” and turn bright pink. They are born dark gray with no spots, but get lighter and more ...

The first part of the common name refers to the 6-11 inches, bushy tail which the animal erects when disturbed, displaying the white hairs of the outer edge and under surface. Long, slender legs - ...

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, "less than 20 vaquitas remain in the wild." 40.This is what ...

Several of these projects would abut or encroach within the highly restricted habitat of the critically endangered (as designated by the International Union for Conservation of Nature) Taiwanese white ...

Dolphins are beautiful sea mammals known for their intelligence and playful nature. Here are seven species found in UK and ...

A STRANDED Fraser's dolphin was released to the sea on Sunday in Claveria town in Cagayan province after it was confirmed ...

WE DEPEND ON RIVER DOLPHINS Where freshwater dolphin populations are thriving, it is likely that the overall river systems will be flourishing too – as well as all of the communities, companies and ...

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Of the 2021 incidents, two involved Chinese white dolphins, down from 11 in 2020; most involved Indo-Pacific finless porpoises – 24, compared to 35 in 2020. The dolphin population in Hong Kong ...

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"Smile and the whole world smiles with you," goes the expression -- and it seems the same is true for bottlenose dolphins.