Also called the boto, the Amazon river dolphin sometimes comes in pink—at least the males do. Their pink skin is a result of scarring.

But we never do see a pink dolphin, and we head back to the Porto Velho docks. Myths have long surrounded the boto, and many of those stories are playful.

Developer Creative Bomb recently released “BOTO the Pink Dolphin 2” the sequel to the popular educational game for kids that was developed by the Child Creativity Institute. Much like its ...

Boto the Pink Dolphin is Creativity enhancing game which satisfies both parents and children. Parents are satisfied with the learning effect of the app. and children will be amused by its fun factor.

Pink dolphins swim in freshwater rivers and the salty brine of the Indo-Pacific Ocean, but they are actually two different species with some key differences Boto is the largest species of river ...

Deep in the Amazon, there’s a dolphin unlike any other—pink, mysterious, and surprisingly powerful. In this video, we explore the world of the Amazon river dolphin, also known as the boto. From their ...

Pink river dolphins are part of the Amazon’s folklore. (Right) A man dancing as the human form of the boto and enchanting his dance partner at the Sairé Festival in Alter do Chão, Pará state ...

Surprisingly, the botos are not the only dolphins around us. The six-foot, 300-pound pink dolphins share their freshwater world with speedier gray tucuxis, pint-sized dolphins three to four feet long.

A pink river dolphin, or boto, displaying aerial behavior in the Mamirauá Sustainable Development Reserve. Marina Gaona - IDSM ...

An Amazon pink dolphin, or boto, near the city of Novo Airão, Amazonas, Brazil. iStock Video provided by the institute showed vultures picking at the dolphin carcasses beached on the lakeside.

The pink river dolphin is the largest freshwater dolphin in the world. Scientific name: Inia geoffrensis de Blainville, 1817 Common names: Pink dolphin, boto (bugeo, bufeo, or tonina in the Orinoco ...

Strange, pink, small-eyed freshwater dolphins glide through today’s turbid waters of the Amazon river basin. But they are fast approaching extinction. The Amazon river dolphin (Inia geoffrensis ...