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The Indus blind dolphin, also known as the Indus river dolphin, is primarily found in the freshwater rivers of the Indus River system in Pakistan. Its range extends from the Indus River in the Punjab region to the downstream areas in Sindh. This species is adapted to life in murky waters and is known for its unique echolocation abilities, allowing it to navigate and hunt in its environment. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect this endangered species from habitat degradation and other threats.
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What animals live in or near the Indus river?
Indus blind dolphin and green sea turtle.
Which animals live in the Indus river valley?
The Indus Blind dholphin and the sea turtle
Are dolphins in danger of extinction?
The dolphin species in danger of extinction are the Indus river dolphin, which is a blind dolphin very small which live in the main river of Pakistan, the Indus. There are less than 600 dolphins left of this species.
What is the habitat of the blind dolphin?
the RED SEA but the blind dolphin is endangered sadly
How many Indus River dolphin left?
600
What continent do Indus river dolphin live?
they live in Texas
What is the National aquatic marine animal of Pakistan?
It is the Indus River Dolphin (Platanista indicus minor) primarily mostly in Pakistan.
How much does the Indus river dolphin weigh?
not much if it's a baby
What can you find in the river Ganges?
The Ganges river dolphin. Also known as the blind dolphin!
What are 2 endangered dolphins?
The endangered dolphins' species are: the Indus River dolphin and the Baiji also known as the Yangtze River dolphin.
How many babies does Indus river dolphin have?
erm well it depends normally 2-6 but it depends how old the dolphin is too.
What are the predators do indus river dolphin have?
The Indus River dolphin primarily faces threats from human activities rather than natural predators. Its main challenges include habitat loss, entanglement in fishing gear, and pollution. While large predators like crocodiles may pose a risk, they are not significant threats to the dolphin population. Overall, human-induced factors are the most pressing threats to the survival of the Indus River dolphin.
