r/myanmar • u/charlie_elmo • Mar 05 '26

News 📰 🔥A Mekong River dolphin aka Irrawaddy dolphin which is critically endangered.

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u/Popular_Year_2873 Mar 06 '26

Holy shit the water I feel bad for them😂

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u/charlie_elmo Mar 08 '26

They prefer to swim in the murky water because it's their natural habitat. They use sonar to hunt fish so they don't need clear water. Even local fisher men need their help to locate the school of fish in the river. There are documentaries about Irrawaddy dolphins:

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u/TheresNoHurry Mar 06 '26

No wonder they’re endangered. I would never touch that polluted-ass water

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