Pink dolphins

By Hannah Thompson 8M

Pink dolphins

The Pink Dolphins

Pink dolphins are an endangered. males can grow up to 8.4 feet and weigh about 345 pounds but Females only grow up to 6.6 feet and weigh about 217 pounds.

Pink Dolphins Left

Pink Dolphins for 35 years. There are only around 100 to 150 in the world. A pink dolphin can reproduce one calf because it takes a lot of work for the pink dolphin to grow

Pink Dolphin mother with baby

Pink Dolphins Habitat

The pink Dolphins live in polluted waters in Hong Kong it is very

uncomfortable for the pink dolphins they live in the Hong Kong Harbor

Why are the Pink Dolphins Dying?

The Pink Dolphins are dying because waste and sewage is dumped every day near there habitat causing them to die also the boat traffic in Hong

Kong Boat Traffic

What is a Pink Dolphins Diet

Pink Dolphins eat fresh water fish they also feed on Crustaceans,

Crabs, shrimps, lobster and Catfish pink dolphins can

consume up to 10 kg of fish per day.

Crustaceans

Crabs Shrimp Lobster Catfish

What can you do? Reduce reuse and recycle to not throw rubbish in the seaProtect the breeding and feeding areas Not to over fish or there no food for the dolphins

Volunteer in beach clean ups

Use public transport so there wont be a lot of pollution

Who's saving the Pink Dolphins

The following people and sponsors are helping to keep pink dolphins alive and to

protect them

Blue voice.org Blue voiceWDCS Whale and Dolphin conservation societyUNEP United nations Enviourment programme

CMS Convention of Migratory Species And many more WDCS

CMS UNEP Blue voice

Thank You