See who just came to say "Hello". It is a beautiful pink dolphin from Yacuma River in the Park Santa Rosa de Yacuma (Beni). This specie is a Bolivian River Dolphin, Inia boliviensis, is different from the more common Amazon River Dolphin. It is smaller and lighter colored and has more teeth. Dolphins are friendly, sensitive, mammals with a brain capacity 40% larger than that of humans. Scientists do not know why they are pink. They have some small blood vessels near the surface of their skin. This could be a reason. What do you think?
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