Pink
dolphin jumping out the water
(credit
to Ecuador & Galapagos Insiders 2019)
I
just knew there are pink dolphins when I watched the news about
burning of Amazon rain forest recently.
Yes,
pink dolphins are categorized as endangered species which live in the
main rivers of Amazon.
Forest
fires will have scary effect on many animal population there, both
land and river creatures.
The
rivers cover several following countries:
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Brazil
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Peru
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Bolivia
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Venezuela
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Guyana
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Colombia
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Ecuador
An Amazon
river pink dolphin (credit to Pinterest)
The population of pink dolphins in the world were estimated 9,000 only, and
killed around by 3,000 per year.
Population is mainly in the Amazon rivers. Hence, Amazon rain forest fires may
reduce population even further.
Previously,
the death of pink dolphins due to:
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poacher
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pollution
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river traffics that caused accidental dead.
Moreover,
we may ask a question: why do Amazon dolphins have a pink color? The
simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as
a pink color.
Interesting
facts about pink dolphins:
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while young, their color is gray
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they get their pink color as they grow older
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males are pinker than females
They
mainly eat fresh water fish which abundance in the rivers, they also
eat:
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turtles
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crabs
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shrimps
Have
you seen pink dolphins in nature or in the zoo?
soooo cute and beautiful! what a creature!
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Pink dolphin jumping out the water
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Hi, Evi! I've never seen pink dolphins. I am so sorry they are killed by fire and by people every year.
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I just knew there are pink dolphins when I watched the news about burning of Amazon rain forest recently.
I have never seen pink dolphin! So adorable!
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Yes, pink dolphins are categorized as endangered species which live in the main rivers of Amazon.
Hi Evi oh my these dolphins are so pretty I have never seen pink dolphins before,thankyou for showing us xx
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Wow so pretty, i love pink, so i love pink dolphin too :D
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The rivers cover several following countries:
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- Peru
- Bolivia
- Venezuela
- Guyana
- Colombia
- Ecuador
Que bellos animalitos. Sabia que hay delfines rosas. Saludos amiga.
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Moreover, we may ask a question: why do Amazon dolphins have a pink color? The simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as a pink color.
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The rivers cover several following countries:
- Brazil
- Peru
- Bolivia
- Venezuela
- Guyana
- Colombia
- Ecuador
Hola!
ReplyDeleteMe encantan tus post. Mucha información que no conocíamos. Me encantan los delfines, esperemos que no se extingan.
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Thank you
DeleteThey are absolutely beautiful ☺☺
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Non ho mai visto delfini rosa e, come i loro fratelli, sono bellissimi. La distruzione della natura e uno tristezza e una preoccupazione infinita. Quando l’uomo si renderà conto di quello che sta facendo?
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P.s. Ho cancellato il commento precedente perché c’erano errori🤷🏻♀️
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Purtroppo gli errori ci sono ancora, nel momento in cui pubblico, le parole cambiano da sole. Mi dispiace
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It looks so amazing ♥
ReplyDeleteI wish I get to see one of these personally.
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Population is mainly in the Amazon rivers. Hence, Amazon rain forest fires may reduce population even further.
Wow they are beautifull :-)
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wow such a stunning animal :-) I have never seen pink dolphins
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I just knew there are pink dolphins when I watched the news about burning of Amazon rain forest recently.
Bellissimo questo delfino rosa.
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They mainly eat fresh water fish which abundance in the rivers, they also eat:
- turtles
- crabs
- shrimps
Great post, looove it! :)
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Ohh! Pink dolphins??? Thanks for sharing :)
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Moreover, we may ask a question: why do Amazon dolphins have a pink color? The simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as a pink color.
Hi ✿!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting post.
I did not know that these types of dolphins existed.
A huge kiss ❄
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Nigdy nie widziałam różowego delfina, nawet nie wiedziałam, że taki e są ;)
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The population of pink dolphins in the world were estimated 9,000 only, and killed around by 3,000 per year.
This is sooo interesting, never heard of pink dolphins
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Deletewow this is news to me my friend
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hope they last forever ,pretty creature
Thank you Baili
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They mainly eat fresh water fish which abundance in the rivers, they also eat:
- turtles
- crabs
- shrimps
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Population is mainly in the Amazon rivers. Hence, Amazon rain forest fires may reduce population even further.
I heard about this pink dolphins! they look really cute ! ;)
ReplyDeleteThey are cute
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Any effort to save the Amazon will be little, Evi. Your article helps not to raise awareness about the imperative need we have today. The Amazon and its species are our lungs and future. Not to forget
ReplyDeleteBig hug dear friend.
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Moreover, we may ask a question: why do Amazon dolphins have a pink color? The simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as a pink color.
Todo o esforço para salvar a linda espécie amazônica será vindo e claro é preciso conscientização para que não haja queimadas criminosas como essa que está acontecendo
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Haven't seen or heard of pink dolphins. It is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Nancy
DeleteI have never heard about pink dolphins before
ReplyDeleteI have never heard about them. Thanks for the information.
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Oh!!! They are cute!!!
ReplyDeleteI have near heard of or seen a pink dolphin but oh, how I would love to. They're truly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jeanie
DeleteNigdy nie widziałam różowego delfin %)
ReplyDeleteso cute dolphin. amazing
ReplyDeleteNever seen pink dolphins, but I wish they were safe wherever they are. The Amazonas fires are a very deep concern of all of us.
ReplyDeletepink dolphins? WOW! *__*
ReplyDeleteI always thought dolphins were blue
ReplyDeleteI didn't know they were pink
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Hello! Thanks for the inmormation! x
ReplyDeleteNice, thank for your information.
ReplyDeleteAre amazing, I don´t know nothing about them, thanks for the information.
ReplyDeleteWoah I've never seen a pink dolphin before. They're beautiful creatures!
ReplyDeleteSon tan lindo da pena que estén en peligro de extinción te mando un gran abrazo
ReplyDeleteObvious is an endangered species
ReplyDeleteI had no idea there were pink dolphins around, wow!
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Yes, pink dolphins are categorized as endangered species which live in the main rivers of Amazon.
I've never seen pink dolphins ;)
ReplyDeletewow pink dolphins that sounds crazy:D
ReplyDeleteUno de mis animales favoritos, los delfines, que interesante!
ReplyDeleteBesos
I didn't know pink dolphins. They are so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week end.
Baru tahu mbak kalau ada pink dolphin. Kasihan ya mereka, semakin sedikit populasinya. Semoga kebakaran di amazon segea teratasi dan semoga kesadaran manusia untuk menjaga alam meningkat..
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ReplyDeleteThese pink dolphins are so cute.
ReplyDeleteHere in Brazil there are many beautiful animals
We need the Amazon.
Have a nice weekend.
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ReplyDeleteThey are pretty. Did not know of pink one
ReplyDeleteLaura Q
Great review and beautiful photos! :)
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ReplyDeleteI didn't even know pink dolphins existed. It's terrible they have been categorized as an endangered species.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful :)
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DeleteMuy bonito todo ! buenas noches ! ♡♡♡
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty♡
ReplyDeleteI had not heard of pink dolphins, I thought maybe they were like pink elephants lol but they are are indeed real. Very cool to know they exist.
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Thank you Allie
DeleteThis is the first time I'm hearing of pink dolphins. Just beautiful:)
ReplyDeleteI just Saw this type of fish through this blog article. Nice info
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DeleteWhat remarkable animals. I've never seen or heard of them. How pretty! Sad to know they are also endangered.
ReplyDeleteI have only seen pink dolphins in documentaries. I'm sad that they are endangered, such a beautiful animal!
ReplyDeleteAgain you surprise me, Evi, with this kind of pink dolphin, I didn't know her, so I thank you for expanding our knowledge of the animal world, with your interesting publication.
ReplyDeleteVery happy Monday and good start of the week and month!
A hug.
Hi Evi
ReplyDeleteI never heard about pink dolphins, they are so lovely!!
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I just knew there are pink dolphins when I watched the news about burning of Amazon rain forest recently.
Piękne delfiny! Pozdrawiam:)
ReplyDeleteit looks cool, I love her pink color!
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ReplyDeleteSo cute!!! Lovely pics!
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have a good day:)
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I just knew there are pink dolphins when I watched the news about burning of Amazon rain forest recently.
Nigdy nie widziałam różowego delfina, są urocze :)
ReplyDeleteSerdeczności Evi.
I havenever seen a pink dolphin. It looks amazing!
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No sabía que existían este tipo de delfines, y menos, de que hubiera delfines en los ríos. Terrible, la cifra de ellos que mueren todos los años, así como los incendios, seguro que intencionados, que está sufriendo la selva amazónica.
ReplyDeletePor todo esto, me parece tu entrada muy interesante, ya que hay que remover conciencias sobre el respeto y cuidado de la naturaleza. Y tu con esta entrada lo consigues.
Un abrazo, Evi.
Very interesting post.
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Pink dolphins are beautiful.
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pink dolphins are categorized as endangered species which live in the main rivers of Amazon.
Hi Paula, love your comment "Here they are called "botos" and are undoubtedly one of the most iconic animals in my country. Have a great day!"
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Amar a la naturaleza.nos puede enseñar a respetarla
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Deleteno va beh *_* non ci credo :)
ReplyDeleteThank you
DeleteIl delfino rosa è una grande grande bellezza della natura!!! Spettacolare
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Olá Evi
ReplyDeleteObrigada pela visita ao meu blog, gostei muito. Lindos golfinhos. Bjs querida.
Interesting Pics! They look super cuteeee
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Nice river pink dolphin
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DeleteOhhhh Evi, qué bonitos son, no conocía su existencia, muyinteresante todo lo que nos has contado.
ReplyDeleteUn beso
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DeleteHow beautiful they are. I didn't know about its existence.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the info.
Maria
What a beautiful dolphin! I've never seen a pink dolphin before!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pilar
DeleteMo conocía esos delfines rosados. Habría que poner lis medios para conservarlos. Los organismos competentes se deben de encargar de ello.
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DeleteVeru cute ! I see them for first time.
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Deletepink dolphins are categorized as endangered species which live in the main rivers of Amazon.
I didn't know about pink dolphins. I've never seen them in nature or in a zoo.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
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Thank you Juliana
DeleteIt looks amazing: D
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Wow pink dolphins! Do most of women like their colors?
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