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Endangered Irrawaddy dolphins found during census in Ganjam - OrissaPOST
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Endangered Irrawaddy dolphins found during census in Ganjam - OrissaPOST
Berhampur: The Rushikulya River mouth in Ganjam district, which is known for the mass nesting of the endangered Olive Ridley Turtles, was found to be a potential habitat for Irrawaddy dolphins, a forest officer said. The Forest department officials have sighted a congregation of 13 such critically endangered dolphins near Bateshwar under Khallikote forest range during the counting of the sea mammals, he said. The three-day dolphin census was car…
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