Jul 6
Boto
They're so creepy when the waters become murky.
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Boto
They're so creepy when the waters become murky.
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Salutations! May I please kindly request some boto dolphins? Thanks in advance and also thanks for running this blog! :)
Amazon River Dolphin or Boto (Inia geoffrensis), family Iniidae, found in freshwater river basins of northern South America
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Largest species of river dolphin in the world, reaching 185 kg (408 lb) in weight, and 2.5 m (8.2 ft) in length.
Males are larger than females
Adults become pink(ish), which is more pronounced in males.
They have the widest ranging diet of any of the toothed cetaceans, feeding on a wide variety of small aquatic animals.
photos: Sylvain Cordier, Kevin Schafer, Lauren Van Noort
photograph by GTW
Her name is Dolly
Neoriceisgood's River and Lake fish.
My collection of river and lake friends! Have I done your fav?
Also look at this neat little drawing I found in an old sketchbook! A Boto/Amazon river dolphin looking up at the sun breaking through the rainforest canopy. Mayhaps a nice idea for a painting some day.
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A boto (river dolphin). From Ocean Souls (2020).
Ieva Trinkūnaitė (Lithuanian, 1997) - The Lost Amazon Dolphins (2024)
Result from the Pebas formation #paleostream!
Not as diverse as some other places he have hit and yet, we weren't even able to put in all the crocs.