IQUITOS, Peru – The Plight of the Pink River Dolphin is a short documentary investigating ... are sold in markets and online, despite the species being protected by law. The documentary follows ...

The Plight of the Pink River Dolphin is a short documentary investigating the illegal exploitation of endangered pink river dolphins in the Amazon, driven by a myth about their magical properties. The ...

The unique species was first spotted and documented ... such as Huang Shiang-lin and Leszek Karczmarski, if the pink dolphin population decreases by 2.5 per cent annually, the population number ...

The number of Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins seen around Hong Kong has jumped as the pause in high-speed ferry traffic due to the coronavirus has allowed the threatened species to make something ...

In the tranquil waters of the Amazon Basin, the pink river dolphin stands as a testament to the mysteries of nature. Their striking pink color is not only captivating but also a result of scar tissue, ...

Bottlenose dolphins are one of the more common dolphin species in the wild — the kind ... lines along the sides of her head and chest, pink coloration on the underside of her slender and long ...

The mascots for the Games were inspired by the Chinese white dolphin, a nationally protected wildlife species. The white mascot is named Xiyangyang, while the pink one is Lerongrong. Both ...

A newborn Irrawaddy dolphin was sighted by conservationists ... finless porpoises and pink dolphins, have been reported. He also noted that many other rare species – such as dugong and other aquatic ...

Have you ever wondered how Atlantis, The Palm continues to shine as the pinnacle of luxury and the crown jewel of not just ...

One of the most majestic water shows in the world cannot be found in front of the grand casinos of Las Vegas or Macao. Instead, it can be seen, sporadically, in the brown waters of the Amazon and ...

This brackish water teems with wildlife — particularly sought-after fish such as redfish, black drum, and flounder. You might ...

Why wait in line for a far-off glimpse of pandas when you can snuggle with cows, stretch with goats or sip tea with kittens?