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A beautiful Pink Dolphin lives in the virgin waters of the Amazon River in South America, where he dreams about traveling to other rivers in the world. But when he meets a group of scientists who are exploring the Amazon, he not only learns how amazing his home is, but also that he himself is quite unique! The Pink Dolphin includes a Spanish translation, El Delfín Rosado, allowing kids to learn about the beauty of both the Amazon River and the Spanish language.
Introduces the world of the freshwater dolphins called Encantados, or Enchanted, by the people who live near them in the region of the Amazon and Orinoco rivers in South America.
This is a tale of the adventures of a pod of young dolphins as they vacation along Louisiana's Gulf Coast and in the waters of Barataria Bay. The dolphins discover buried treasure, play I Spy looking for beautiful fish, and see two Bull sharks approaching. Fortunately, their parents and two puffer fish rescue them.
Do you love dolphins? Did you know that some dolphins look pink? Read this book to learn about pink dolphins' amazing adaptations.
A whimsical children's tale focused on real environmental concerns.
Introduces the pink river dolphin, describing its physical characteristics, habitat, life cycle, and ways in which it protects itself from predators.
Did you know that there really are pink elephants, pink hippos and even pink dolphins? They do in fact exist but only in certain parts of the world. The Pink Dolphins of the World will introduce you to the beautiful pink dolphins in their natural environment. Learn about their names, the different countries they live in and other interesting facts! See how we are connected and why, if we help save these endangered dolphins, we might just save ourselves in the process.
A very special pod of dolphins, all colors of the rainbow, inhabit the waters surrounding a beautiful, historic town. When a dangerous storm approaches, can the pink dolphin convince the other dolphins to help the struggling shrimpers, or will the dolphins just choose to take care of themselves?
By the acclaimed author of The Soul of an Octopus and the bestselling memoir The Good Good Pig. When Sy Montgomery ventured into the Amazon to unlock the mysteries of the littleknown pink dolphins, she found ancient whales that plied the Amazon River at dawn and dusk, swam through treetops in flooded forests, and performed underwater ballets with their flexible bodies. But she soon found out that to know the botos, as the dolphins are locally called, you must also know the people who live among them. And so in Journey of the Pink Dolphins, Montgomery—part naturalist, part poet, part Indiana Jones—winds her way through watery tributaries and riverside villages, searching for botos and hearing the tales of locals who believe these ethereal dolphins are shape-shifters—creatures that emerge from the water as splendidly dressed men or women only to enchant their human onlookers, capture their souls, and then carry them away to the Encante, an underwater world. Montgomery takes readers on four separate journeys, exploring the river-dwelling dolphins’ natural history, chronicling their conservation pressures, unraveling their prehistoric roots, and visiting with shamans who delve into the Encante.
The story of the Pink Dolphin is based on a traditional Amazon River legend, which tells of an Amazon river dolphin who becomes a handsome young man at night and then returns to the river in the morning to become a dolphin again. The pink dolphin really exists and can only be seen in the waters of the Amazon river. Although currently the population is quite large, human interference in their habitat is likely to become a potential threat to these dolphins. Bilingual edition English/Portuguese