This dolphin is also know as the Pink Dolphin, Amazon River Dolphin and "Bufeo" in Peru. There are many reason this animals is suffering this threat. The main thing is man, and the development that has been brought to the area of the Pink Dolphin's habitat. At one time the native people of the area respected and didn't kill the Pink Dolphin, but with industry and development of the area, new ideas about the environment have been practiced for years now. The Pink Dolphin lost it's reverred status and was hunted for it's skin and fat. Now, it is mainly the gill nets that are killing many dolphins. They have no natural predators, but man. The commerical fishing gear and techinques, such as trawling, gill nets and fishing lines, kill unknown numbers, making conservation efforts truly difficult.
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It is extinct.
the Ganges river dolphin is endangered killing it for their skin, meat and the oil inside them that attracts certain fish. its is also endangered because people are catching them in tuna nets.
I think they are quite endangered, but if we start to save them now and stop poaching them, they will survive!
The Ganges river dolphin. Also known as the blind dolphin!
Ganges River Dolphin
The Yangtzee River Dolphin went extinct in 2013 but the Ganges River Dolphin which is closely related is endangered with less than 2000.
The rare Ganges River Dolphin
Many, many types! That's why we should help them! Bottlenose, pink river, river, orcas, are just a few.
yes. there has been a tiger walking in the start of the river
No, the Ganges river dolphin is a brownish colour. However they are a subspecies of the rare River Dolphin that is pink as well as black, white, yellow, brown, and grey.
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it depends on what type of dolphin your talking about the common dolphin is not endangered but the Chinese river dolphin is critically endangered