But the locals have an even stranger tale; they've long told the story of Boto, the Amazonian River Dolphin species that turns pink. Surprisingly, it turns out that this bizarre tale is true. Of ...

The team working with the rescued pink freshwater “bufeos” A total of 19 pink freshwater dolphins belonging to an extremely rare species living in the east of landlocked Bolivia have been ...

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Pink dolphins have been an important part of Hong Kong’s tourism and maritime history. The unique species was first spotted and documented in English by British traveller and writer Peter Mundy ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Over 100 Amazon river dolphins died in Brazil's Lake Tefe amid a historic drought. Seventy carcasses were found on a single day when water temperatures soared to ...

Marine scientist Lindsay Porter of the University of St. Andrews said the mammals - also known as Chinese white dolphins and pink dolphins - were moving back into parts of the Pearl River Delta ...

Hiding in a narrow branch of a river deep within the Amazon rain forest is a strange animal that one wouldnt expect to find here thousands of kilometers away from the ocean the Pink River Dolphin ...

As frog-green fish dart through the leaves, the dolphins, pink as bubble gum, snap at them with long, toothy beaks. This is not some kaleidoscopic dreamscape from a novel by Gabriel García ...

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