Diet fish, squid and krill
Birth 35-39 in.; 26 pounds at birth
Socialization cooperates with fisherman,
helping by driving fish into nets
How they look large melon, stubby fin; one blowhole
Size 7-8 ft.; 180 to 300 pounds
Where they live near coast, shallow water, tropical and subtropical waters;
Southeast Asia, Australia
Population unknown;
hard to identify - look like other dolphins
Threats people, habitat loss, getting tangled in nets
Latin Name Orcaella brevirostrio
How many dolphins in a pod 6 or fewer
Interesting facts spit water out of their mouths when sky hopping;
considered a scared animal by Vietnam fisherman;
when scared can stay under water for 12 minutes
 

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