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Is the irrawaddy dolphin baleen or toothed?

Irrawaddy dolphins have teeth.


Are Irrawaddy dolphins rare?

There are two reasons that the Irrawaddy dolphins are endangered. These reasons are overfishing and fish nets as well as the destruction of their habitat.


Why is the Irrawaddy dolphin extinct?

The Irrawaddy Dolphin isn't extinct yet; although it isendangered. If we aren't careful then the dolphins could die out :(


How many babies can an irrawaddy dolphin give birth to?

Irrawaddy Dolphins are known to be able to have up to 3 babies at a time.


Are Irrawaddy dolphins omnivores herbivores or carnivores?

All Dolphins and Porpoises are carnivores. According to location they feed on small fish, shrimp and cephalopods.


What dolphin lives in the Great Barrier Reef?

Irrawaddy and Indo-pacific humpback dolphins live close to the coast of Queensland all year round. Also, the Spinner dolphin is common, see below.


Do Irrawaddy dolphin breathe with the help of lungs?

Yes. All dolphins breathe through lungs


What are 3 types of dolphins that live in the great barrier reef?

bottle-nosed, irrawaddy, and indo-pacific


How many irrawaddy dolphins are there left in the world?

There are only about 6000 Irrawady dolphins. Thats still not a lot, but beter than the Vaquita (100 in Baja California)!


Do dolphins have heads?

Yes.


Main river in Myanmar?

Ayeyarwady or Irrawaddy


What is an irrawaddy dolphins habitat?

Irrawaddy dolphins inhabit shallow coastal and freshwater regions in Southeast Asia, primarily found in brackish waters of rivers, lakes, and estuaries. They are commonly seen in the Bay of Bengal and Southeast Asian countries like Myanmar, Cambodia, and Vietnam. These dolphins prefer areas with plenty of fish and aquatic vegetation, often residing in locations with minimal human disturbance. Their habitat is increasingly threatened by pollution, habitat degradation, and entanglement in fishing gear.