The Baby Dolphin looks so pale and miserable. We must take care about others around us, RIGHT NOW!!!Before all of it be gone.
The Bolivian river dolphin comes equipped with a flexible body that allows it to make its way through the tree
roots of flooded forests.
All three South American river dolphin species compete for habitat with fishers who sometimes use the dolphin as bait, according to WWF. But, the new report goes on to state that the primary threat to the Bolivian dolphin is mercury pollution from small-scale gold mines.
This baby was rescued in the summer of 2010 in the Pailas River, a tributary of the Rio Grande, when drought led to lower-than-usual water levels.
The Bolivian river dolphin comes equipped with a flexible body that allows it to make its way through the tree
roots of flooded forests.
All three South American river dolphin species compete for habitat with fishers who sometimes use the dolphin as bait, according to WWF. But, the new report goes on to state that the primary threat to the Bolivian dolphin is mercury pollution from small-scale gold mines.
This baby was rescued in the summer of 2010 in the Pailas River, a tributary of the Rio Grande, when drought led to lower-than-usual water levels.
Sources: nationalgeographic.com (Ar)
