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The common name is Irrawaddy dolphin, in catalan it's named "Dofí de l'Irauadi". The scientific name is Orcaella brevirostris.

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The Irrawaddy dolphin is similar to a beluga, it has a large head, similar to a melon. It's colours are grey and white, and it has black eyes. Irrawaddys can range from 90 kg to 200 kg and length is 2.3 m at full maturity.

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The Irrawaddy dolphin lives in brackish water near coasts, river mouths and in estuaries.

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They usually eat prawns, crustaceans

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They live in groups of 6 dolphins, but they can also be seen in groups of 15. There are between 78 and 91 Irrawaddy dolphins in the world.

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The Irrawaddy dolphin is a threatened animal, here's a photo with the grade of danger. He is in a vulnerable stage.

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They are important because they are an important source of jobs for communities involved in dolphin-watching ecotourism. The Irrawaddy dolphin is also considerated as a sacred animal by both Khmer and Lao people.

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Irrawaddy dolphins are primarily threatened by bycatch, the accidental capture of aquatic animals in fishing gear.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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What is being done to preserve them? Who does it?

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What is being done to preserve them? Who does it?

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WWF teaches local communities about dolphin and environmental conservation issues, as well as developing community fishery management zones to help sustainably manage fish and conserve dolphins.

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We can donate to WWF to help to world's wildlife and their homes.

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http://www.worldwildlife.org/species/irrawaddy-dolphin
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irrawaddy_dolphin