South Asian river dolphin

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Pingers and an Attempt to Save the Ganges River Dolphin
Conservation
Pingers and an Attempt to Save the Ganges River Dolphin
Sumer Rao
Can an acoustic device attached to fishing nets save the Ganges river dolphin from becoming bycatch in traditional gillnet fishery?
By
Sumer Rao
Conservation
Imaginary Borders and Their Very Real Effects
Conservation
Imaginary Borders and Their Very Real Effects
Imran Samad
International borders impact every species. What happens upstream to a river can affect river dolphins and other creatures even hundreds of kilometres downstream. Convincing reasons to think of conservation of our shared biological heritage beyond political boundaries
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Imran Samad
Conservation
Gangetic River Dolphin Numbers Decline in Assam
Conservation
Gangetic River Dolphin Numbers Decline in Assam
Nabarun Guha
The mammals are threatened by construction of dams and mechanised sand mining along rivers
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Nabarun Guha
Conservation
Ganges River Dolphin: Facts, Population, and Protection Status
Infographic
Ganges River Dolphin: Facts, Population, and Protection Status
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about India's national aquatic animal
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Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
In Deep Waters: The Conservation Saga of the Ganges River Dolphin
Conservation
In Deep Waters: The Conservation Saga of the Ganges River Dolphin
Dr. Samir Kumar Sinha
Conservation of the Ganges river dolphin will not just protect the species, but secure the future of our largest river systems
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Dr. Samir Kumar Sinha
Conservation
Staying Alive: South Asian River Dolphins
Species
Staying Alive: South Asian River Dolphins
Nachiket Kelkar
No species on Earth is similar to the almost blind <em>Platanista gangetica</em>, which belong to an ancient lineage
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Nachiket Kelkar
Species
Underwater Disturbance: The Gangetic Dolphin Struggles to Communicate
News
Underwater Disturbance: The Gangetic Dolphin Struggles to Communicate
Shreya Dasgupta
India’s Ganga River is getting noisier with increased ship traffic and dredging, and that’s stressing the river’s iconic dolphins and changing how they communicate, a new study has found
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Shreya Dasgupta
News