Pink Dolphins of the Amazon

Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures | PBS by Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures

Mar 27, 200805:08TV & Film

In the pink! Find out why pink dolphins of the Amazon are pink, how their sonar has evolved for conditions in the Amazon, and what they do with their ferocious teeth.

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