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Have you ever heard of a dolphin that's pink? Meet the Amazon river dolphin, one of nature's most enchanting and mysterious creatures. Swimming through the murky waters of the Amazon Basin, these remarkable mammals have captivated scientists and wildlife enthusiasts for centuries. Let's dive into the fascinating world of these unique freshwater dolphins. What Makes the Amazon River Dolphin Special? The Amazon river dolphin, scientifically known as Inia geoffrensis , stands out as one of only a handful of freshwater dolphin species on Earth. Often called the "boto" or "pink river dolphin," this creature is the largest freshwater dolphin in the world, reaching lengths of up to 8 feet and weighing as much as 450 pounds. But what truly sets them apart is their stunning coloration. Unlike their ocean-dwelling cousins, Amazon river dolphins can range from gray to bright pink. Adult males tend to display the most vibrant pink hues, particularly when they're...