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Fig
01- The Amazon River pink dolphin (credit to Pintrest)
As we know previously, the death of pink dolphins very much due to these factors:
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poacher
- pollution
- river traffics that caused accidental dead.
- pollution
- river traffics that caused accidental dead.
Moreover, we may ask a question: why Amazon dolphins have a pink color?
The simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as a pink color.
Fig
02- A tree at backyard
Fig
03- Just for illustration
Fig
04- No cars yet at parking lots
Several very interesting facts about pink dolphins are following:
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while young, their colors are gray
- they get their pink color as they grow older
- males are pinker than females
- they get their pink color as they grow older
- males are pinker than females
They mainly eat freshwater fish which abundant in the rivers, in addition, this creature also eat:
-
turtle
- crabs
- shrimps
- crabs
- shrimps
Have you seen pink dolphin in nature or in the zoo?
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The poachers and pollution are 2 bad enemies difficult to defeat.
ReplyDeleteI hope that the Authorities will succeed in finding a solution very soon.
Dolphins are lovely animals and yes, I have seen them in open sea (I was a sailor).
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Reducing Number of Amazon River Pink Dolphin? - Part 2 – Nature 17
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Fig 01- The Amazon River pink dolphin (credit to Pintrest)
As we know previously, the death of pink dolphins very much due to these factors:
- poacher
- pollution
- river traffics that caused accidental dead.
Moreover, we may ask a question: why Amazon dolphins have a pink color?
The simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as a pink color.
I love your informative and easy-to-read posts! Are curious things, which we don't think about, but which we really like to know. I've never seen a pink dolphin live, only in videos, photos and dreams. I find them very mysterious indeed.
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Reducing Number of Amazon River Pink Dolphin? - Part 2 – Nature 17
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Fig 04- No cars yet at parking lots
Several very interesting facts about pink dolphins are following:
- while young, their colors are gray
- they get their pink color as they grow older
- males are pinker than females
They mainly eat freshwater fish which abundant in the rivers, in addition, this creature also eat:
- turtle
- crabs
- shrimps
Have you seen pink dolphin in nature or in the zoo?
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- Old Car – Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1970s
- Organic Vs Natural Foods – Part 5 – Food 9
- Overdosing Epidemic Caused 100,000 Died in the USA – Science 9
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Son lindos, creo que un día se extinguirán, que lastima. Saludos amiga.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting, I did not know this species of dolphins, but like all beings in nature we have an obligation to take care of them and maintain this legacy for our children and grandchildren.
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We should do our best to protect nature...
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Reducing Number of Amazon River Pink Dolphin? - Part 2 – Nature 17
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Fig 01- The Amazon River pink dolphin (credit to Pintrest)
As we know previously, the death of pink dolphins very much due to these factors:
- poacher
- pollution
- river traffics that caused accidental dead.
Moreover, we may ask a question: why Amazon dolphins have a pink color?
The simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as a pink color.
Olá amiga.
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Thanks for the information about pink dolphin. I never saw a pink dolphin.
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Fig 04- No cars yet at parking lots
Several very interesting facts about pink dolphins are following:
- while young, their colors are gray
- they get their pink color as they grow older
- males are pinker than females
They mainly eat freshwater fish which abundant in the rivers, in addition, this creature also eat:
- turtle
- crabs
- shrimps
Have you seen pink dolphin in nature or in the zoo?
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- Old Car – Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1970s
- Organic Vs Natural Foods – Part 5 – Food 9
- Overdosing Epidemic Caused 100,000 Died in the USA – Science 9
- Can Texting Make You Shopping More and Fat? - Part 2 - Healthy Life 17
Pink animals are so pretty!
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I didn't know these interesting details about pink dolphins.
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Reducing Number of Amazon River Pink Dolphin? - Part 2 – Nature 17
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Fig 01- The Amazon River pink dolphin (credit to Pintrest)
As we know previously, the death of pink dolphins very much due to these factors:
- poacher
- pollution
- river traffics that caused accidental dead.
Moreover, we may ask a question: why Amazon dolphins have a pink color?
The simple answer that their thin skin made blood vessels easily seen as a pink color.
Eu não sabia o motivo da cor rosa dos botos cor de rosa do amazonas.
ReplyDeleteTenha uma boa seman
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Que interesante, nunca había visto ninguno. Espectacular. Un saludo
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Fig 04- No cars yet at parking lots
Several very interesting facts about pink dolphins are following:
- while young, their colors are gray
- they get their pink color as they grow older
- males are pinker than females
They mainly eat freshwater fish which abundant in the rivers, in addition, this creature also eat:
- turtle
- crabs
- shrimps
Have you seen pink dolphin in nature or in the zoo?
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- Old Car – Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1970s
- Organic Vs Natural Foods – Part 5 – Food 9
- Overdosing Epidemic Caused 100,000 Died in the USA – Science 9
- Can Texting Make You Shopping More and Fat? - Part 2 - Healthy Life 17
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As ONGS lá infiltradas
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Miomas, mas contingente
Do Exército fazem moradas
Lá, agora e as trapalhadas
Que haviam foi contida
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A do o boto rosa está
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Fig 01- The Amazon River pink dolphin (credit to Pintrest)
As we know previously, the death of pink dolphins very much due to these factors:
- poacher
- pollution
- river traffics that caused accidental dead.
Moreover, we may ask a question: why 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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Fig 04- No cars yet at parking lots
Several very interesting facts about pink dolphins are following:
- while young, their colors are gray
- they get their pink color as they grow older
- males are pinker than females
They mainly eat freshwater fish which abundant in the rivers, in addition, this creature also eat:
- turtle
- crabs
- shrimps
Have you seen pink dolphin in nature or in the zoo?
# Previous postings:
- Old Car – Chevrolet Monte Carlo 1970s
- Organic Vs Natural Foods – Part 5 – Food 9
- Overdosing Epidemic Caused 100,000 Died in the USA – Science 9
- Can Texting Make You Shopping More and Fat? - Part 2 - Healthy Life 17
I didn't know this species of dolphins, they are so beautiful, unfortunately, the man who should protect and preserve nature, don't do it, and it leads to the extinction of animals and plants. It is a sad reality that we must try to avoid.
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