Dolphin
Species: Mammal related to whales
Habitat: Amazon River in South America
Color: Pink – Probably the color is due to a diet that feeds mostly on shells and crabs
Length: 2.5 meters
Weight: 90 kg
Teeth: About 100 conical teeth
Tail and Snout: they are larger than other dolphins
Head: He can turn his head 180 degrees and his brain is 40% bigger than a human’s!
Orientation: It is very easy because it has its own sound tracking system
Communication: It is intelligent and each dolphin has its own unique sound signature. That is, his own “name”
Speed: Swims at an average speed of 37 km per hour
Hearing: It hears frequencies 10 times higher than those heard by humans
Food: Feeds on crustaceans, catfish, piranhas and crabs
Reproduction: The female gives birth to one baby each year
Functions: He sleeps with half of his brain and the other half stays awake to maintain his swimming and breathing functions.
Lifespan: up to 17 years
Enemies: Man because he gets caught in his fishing nets and does not have time to rise to the surface to breathe. Also the pollution and contamination of the sea by garbage and oil.
Myth: Folklore says that at night the pink dolphin transforms into a handsome young man who bewitches young local girls and brings good luck
