Pink river dolphin

The Pink river dolphin, also known as the Amazon river dolphin, is a unique freshwater dolphin found primarily in the Amazon River and its tributaries in South America. Known for its distinctive pink coloration, which can vary depending on age and mood, this dolphin is friendly and intelligent. It prefers shallow waters and feeds on fish, crabs, and other aquatic creatures. Unlike ocean dolphins, the Pink river dolphin has a flexible neck and a more rounded body, helping it navigate through narrow river systems. Though charming, its population faces threats from habitat loss and pollution.