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It's as long as a Ford Transit van - and has an elongated, odd-looking torpedo-shaped beak, perfect for grabbing slippery prey... One of the most interesting traits of the Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin is their colour – or variations that differ between populations, age groups and individuals – from grey to white, even pink. Some look mottled or albino. Their shallow, coastal and estuarine (often murky water) habitat means they have adapted in some fascinating ways. Spiral tusks, big square heads, strange pink skin: 10 weirdest dolphins and whales on the planet "It doesn’t have much to smile about with fewer than ten remaining." 10 of the world’s rarest whales and dolphins teetering on the brink of extinction Learn all about these captivating creatures in this fascinating expert guide from Whale and Dolphin Conversation. Where do Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins live? Historically, Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins lived in shallow, coastal waters from central China in the east, through south-east Asia and as far west as the east coast of India. Today however, there are thought to be many areas along this route where they are no longer present. River dolphins on the brink: Where the enigmatic river dolphins live, why they are at risk of extinction - and the battle to save them It's pink, able to swim backwards AND upside down and is... https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/marine-animals/indo-pacific-humpback-dolphin