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River dolphins kinda give me the ick.
Did you know Amazon river dolphins “melon” is soft and flexible, so it can contract and ungulate? I wish I didn’t!
They are also the only dolphins that are heterodontic (more than one type of tooth). They have the stereotypical conical shaped teeth near the front, and molars comparable to a humans in the back. Not terrifying at all 👍
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River Dolphin is living the river life
Clicked on a random park in South America and went through the photos and all of them were fine until I got to the last one which was this.
I know these river buddies are probably just looking for a little snack but it looks so damn ominous 😂
Boto
They're so creepy when the waters become murky.
Daily whale doodle (Day 4): Ganges River Dolphin (Platanista gangetica)
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Shorter video today but there really wasn't a lot of info I could find on a lot of these fine critters
Her name is Dolly
gay pink dolphins!
I was really confused by what exactly a pink dolphin was for a long time, because when you search for images you’ll get pictures of what basically looks like a bottlenose dolphin but pink, mixed in with pictures of this bulbous, toothy, beady-eyed imitation of a dolphin (I think river dolphins are cute in their own way but i must admit they do look really weird)
Turns out there’s two very different kinds of pink dolphins which are constantly called the wrong name online. The dolphin on the left is a boto, or amazon river dolphin, and the one on the right is an indo-pacific humpback dolphin. The humpback dolphin is a lighter pink than the boto, that is if it’s pink at all—they often have gray splotches, and older individuals can be completely white. The boto also often have grey coloration which is lost with age, particularly in males which can be entirely bright pink. In both species, the pink coloration is caused by blood showing through the surface of the skin rather than actual pigmentation.
