Information On Pink Dolphin.

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The Amazon River Dolphin is also known as the Pink Dolphin, one of five species of river dolphins. These animals belong to the whale family. And relatives of whales and sea pigs

dolphins flow through Brazil, Peru, Colombia and Ecuado

Amazon River dolphins can be pink, blue or white. Amazon River dolphins with dorsal hills rather than dorsal fin. Its fins are shaped like paddles that move in a circular motion.

Size
The Amazon River dolphins can be up to 8 feet long, but are usually smaller. While its average weight is between 180 and 220 pounds.

Diet
The diet of the Amazon River Dolphin depends on fish, shrimp and lobster. They also eat predators and turtles. Amazon River dolphins are meat-eating animals.

Predators
Amazon River dolphins can move from rivers to ponds and lakes in the rainy season. Despite being large, only the Amazon River dolphins have two natural enemies. The main predators of the Amazon River Dolphin are cumin, big snakes and tigers. Unlike other species of dolphins, the Amazon River dolphins are solitary animals during much of this year. Males and females live together under the care of children.

Description
Amazon river dolphins are very playful creatures, and very smart. These animals are able to recognize potential threats associated with humans and learn how to avoid them.

Amazon river dolphins have small eyes but they are poorly sighted because they live in turbid waters (with low visibility). The neck vertebrae are loose, allowing Balduran neck about 180 degrees and easy to find prey.

Mating
pregnancy in females lasts for 9 months and ends with one small. The length is 30 inches and weighs 22 pounds. Most children are born from July to September. Sexual maturity depends on the size of the animal. Females become sexually mature when they reach about 5.5 feet, while males become sexually mature at 7 feet.

Threats The
main threats to the survival of the Amazon River dolphins are water pollution, bycatch and boat accidents. Dolphin Amazon has been listed as a species at risk of extinction, and the Amazon River dolphins are now declining.

Age
The Amazon River dolphins can survive for up to 30 years in the wild