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Real Or Fake? Internet Abuzz After Pics Of Rare Pink Dolphin Surface Online
Photos claiming to show a pink dolphin off the coast of North Carolina have recently gained significant attention on social media, leaving viewers both amazed and puzzled.
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Rare Pink Dolphin Spotted Off Louisiana, Video Goes Viral
Is is believed that Thurman Gustin spotted bottlenose dolphins, typically seen in the gray coloration, common in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Two Endangered Pink Dolphins Rescued In Colombia From Shallow River
Two pink river dolphins, a mother and her calf, were rescued from a Colombian river where the endangered mammals were trapped in shallow water, the navy said.
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Rare Pink Dolphin Spotted In Louisiana. Watch Video Here
A rather rare pink dolphin has recently been spotted in Louisiana and a video of the creature is currently taking the Internet by storm. The dolphin is actually called Pinky by locals and was captured on camera by Louisiana resident Bridget Anne Boudreaux.
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Brazil Plans to Stop the Killing of Pink Dolphins
Brazil will temporarily ban the catch of a type of catfish in an effort to halt the killing of the Amazon pink dolphin, whose flesh is used as bait, the Fishing and Aquaculture Ministry said Tuesday.
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Real Or Fake? Internet Abuzz After Pics Of Rare Pink Dolphin Surface Online
Photos claiming to show a pink dolphin off the coast of North Carolina have recently gained significant attention on social media, leaving viewers both amazed and puzzled.
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Rare Pink Dolphin Spotted Off Louisiana, Video Goes Viral
Is is believed that Thurman Gustin spotted bottlenose dolphins, typically seen in the gray coloration, common in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Two Endangered Pink Dolphins Rescued In Colombia From Shallow River
Two pink river dolphins, a mother and her calf, were rescued from a Colombian river where the endangered mammals were trapped in shallow water, the navy said.
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Rare Pink Dolphin Spotted In Louisiana. Watch Video Here
A rather rare pink dolphin has recently been spotted in Louisiana and a video of the creature is currently taking the Internet by storm. The dolphin is actually called Pinky by locals and was captured on camera by Louisiana resident Bridget Anne Boudreaux.
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Brazil Plans to Stop the Killing of Pink Dolphins
Brazil will temporarily ban the catch of a type of catfish in an effort to halt the killing of the Amazon pink dolphin, whose flesh is used as bait, the Fishing and Aquaculture Ministry said Tuesday.
