Animals
Hong Kong's Rare Pink Dolphins at Higher Risk of Disappearing
The pink dolphins of Hong Kong are commonly known as the Indo-Pacific Humpback Dolphins, or Chinese White Dolphins. These species are already vulnerable, and now at even higher risk due to reclamation projects in Hong Kong.
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