Extremely Rare Dolphins Found by the Thousands : EcoWorldly

From the page: "In Myanmar they are known to act as sort of a river sheep dog in that they will help local fisherman herd fish into their nets, which creates larger hauls more efficiently. In exchange for their fish herding talents, the fisherman give them some of the haul."

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Rated by 8078291 on Jul 15, 5:53pm

From the page: "In Myanmar they are known to act as sort of a river sheep dog in that they will help local fisherman herd fish into their nets, which creates larger hauls more efficiently. In exchange for their fish herding talents, the fisherman give them some of the haul."
Rated by arundhat1 on Apr 16 2009, 10:57pm

rare dophins in Newfoundland.
Reviewed by jaybirdlynch on Apr 11 2009, 9:56pm

Nearly 6,000 Irawaddy freshwater dolphins were discovered in areas near the Bay of Bengal and the Sundarbans mangrove forests in Bangladesh
Rated by RubyDoomsday on Apr 07 2009, 11:15pm

If only stories like this were more common. If only there were a hidden population of Vaquita or Baiji out there for us to find. Here's hoping we take better care of the Irawaddy this time around though.
Rated by aspa88 on Apr 07 2009, 8:58pm

Those are *ahem* weird looking dolphins...
Rated by ProjectXIX on Apr 06 2009, 1:42pm

Aquatic dildos can't unsee.
Rated by LoneEel on Apr 05 2009, 10:56pm

Sadly, I'm sure we'll kill all of these off in the next couple decades, just like we did to the Chinese river dolphins.
Reviewed by mrmotinjo on Apr 05 2009, 3:20am

No offense, but they kinda look like a certain reproductive organ :)
Reviewed by celestialdancer on Apr 04 2009, 9:59pm

Fantastic news!!
Rated by TheMuffinHunter on Apr 03 2009, 8:08pm

They look like happy penises with fins.

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