Amazon’s Disappearing Dolphins
Dolphins in Decline
Amazon river dolphins (Inia geoffrensis), also known as pink dolphins, are unique freshwater creatures. With fewer than 100 individuals left, they face threats from habitat degradation and pollution. Do we really need their blubber for traditional uses?
Freshwater Wonders
These dolphins are crucial for maintaining the ecological health of the Amazon River, controlling fish populations and dispersing seeds. Their decline reflects broader environmental issues. Let’s focus on reducing pollution and protecting their natural habitats to ensure their playful splashes continue.
