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The vaquita is about 150cm and can weight about 50kg but what makes it quite different is that is has dark shadows around the eyes and in the mouth.

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The vaquita marina lives in the Gulf of California and it lives less than 60 metres deep and less than 30 km to the coast

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The vaquita marina is in danger because they are dying because they are trapped in illegal gill nets used to catch another endangered species, the totoaba fish.

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The Vaquita Marine's abilities are that they breathe through a nasal organ located above the head, this organ only opens when the vaquita comes to the surface and remains sealed when submerged. They can reach speeds of up to 40 km per hour, which makes them quite fast animals.

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La Vaquita Marina mide alrededor de 150 cm y llegan a pesar alrededor de 50 Kg, pertenece al grupo de las marsopas y al mismo orden que los delfines, se caracterizan por tener cubierto el rostro de un color más claro que el resto de su cuerpo y su aleta dorsal a diferencia de los delfines es rectangular.

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The solution to the problem of the extinction of the vaquita is that it is prohibited to fish over the next three years so that the vaquitas can reproduce and have more species

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In this video we only can see a little bit of the vaquita marina because it is very difficult to see

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Vaquita dolphin (Phocoena sinus) [Critically Endangered]

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Vaquita dolphin (Phocoena sinus) Scientific name: Phocoena sinus Higher classification: Phocoena Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Chordata, Class: Mammalia, Order: Cetacea, Suborder: Odontoceti, Family: Phocoenidae, Genus: Phocoena, Species: P. sinus, Type: Mammal, Diet: Carnivore, Size: Average male length 134.9 cm ,Average female length 140.6 cm, Weight: Average 95 lbs (Adult), Lifespan: no data, Conservation status: Critically Endangered (Population decreasing) ** Also known ascochito, Gulf of California harbour porpoise, Gulf of California porpoise, Gulf porpoise.

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Wanderlust Wisdom: Travel, History, & Science

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Focus on Species: Vaquita (Phocoena sinus)