Pink Dolphins

God created this earth in a precisely balanced manner. All the species have got a particular place in the bio-diversity. But due to some of the unavoidable circumstances, some of the species are losing their battle of survival. They are no more able to reproduce in the proportion they are getting dead. There are millions of species of “living beings” family which are getting extinct day by day. I am introducing you to some of these species. See the some creatures description below and share...Read Full Story

The group of water or aquatic mammals is very rich and diverse. It includes multiple species of animals dwelling either in oceans or in fresh water. They often differ drastically in looks, features, and size. Some of them, for example, whales – the largest mammals ever, sea cows, and dolphins, live entirely in the water and cannot reside on land. Nonetheless, it is interesting to note that their ancestors did dwell on land long before they evolved into these primarily ocean-dwelling creatures...Read Full Story

© Kevin Schafer / Barcroft USA These never-before-seen pictures of bubblegum pink Amazon River Dolphins are a fascinating glimpse into the behaviour of these elusive creatures. For full story and pictures: Unlike their playful cousin, ‘Flipper’, these dolphins live in the murky, sediment covered depths of the giant Amazon River 50 miles south of the city of Manaus and are in fact freshwater creatures. Captured on film over a total of three weeks by Seattle based photographer Kevin Shafer...Read Full Story

Animal Wildlife | Dusky Dolphin | The dusky dolphin is a medium sized dolphin found in coastal waters in the Southern Hemisphere. The dusky dolphin is most well known for its striped like appearance and its incredibly acrobatic nature. The dusky dolphin is found in large groups known as pods generally in the coastal waters of Peru and Australia. Due to the dusky dolphins frequent acrobatic displays and the fact they are often seen in large groups, makes the dusky dolphin a favourite for...Read Full Story

© MICHAEL S. NOLAN / SPECIALIST STOCK / BARCROFT MEDIA Leaping through the air these majestic dolphins look like Olympic athletes. For full story and pictures: Photographer Michael Nolan was only meant to be snapping a pod of humpback whales but ended up coming away with these dazzling shots of a more playful animal. © MICHAEL S. NOLAN / SPECIALIST STOCK / BARCROFT MEDIA This glittering display of agility, with a touch of pizzazz, was put on by a pod of spinner dolphins that decided they...Read Full Story