Full Version: A Pink Dolphin
In this day and age I have to ask, is this real? I have never heard of Pink dolphins before... *Edit* a quick google check though makes it seem legit.
If it is I want one!
Seriously that is truly amazing, nature is awe inspiring.
If it is I want one!
Seriously that is truly amazing, nature is awe inspiring.
How beautiful!!
most awesome pic !!
Damn, I'm color blind I cant see it.
its albino i like the pink
some others
some others
Wow Beautiful! I hope its a female otherwise it has issues I am sure.... 
QUOTE(Star_girl @ Jul 4 2007, 08:34 PM) 
Wow Beautiful! I hope its a female otherwise it has issues I am sure....
i read once that albinoism happens 95% of the time in males
QUOTE(jesspy @ Jul 4 2007, 06:16 AM)
i read once that albinoism happens 95% of the time in males
Now that you mention it I have a known a few albino men over the years but never a female.
What a beautiful creature! Wouldn't it be awesome to get to swim with that? I need to add that to my list of things to do before I die.
Aww what a cutey.
now that is very interesting
QUOTE(DДrk_Lotu§ @ Jul 5 2007, 09:30 AM)
now that is very interesting
that is bizarre. the only albino (human) I have seen was female.
I've met an albino male... kinda creeped me out.... not to be rude lol
As much as I hate the idea of animals in captivity, I feel bad that this little guy/girl is out in the wild... albino animals have a tough time trying to survive out there. On the subject of albino humans, I've only met one before and that person was a she.
This is the first time I have ever heard of ... pink dolphins. Haha. Umm.. how unique.
QUOTE(n_a_t_a_l_i_e @ Jul 6 2007, 02:54 AM)
As much as I hate the idea of animals in captivity, I feel bad that this little guy/girl is out in the wild... albino animals have a tough time trying to survive out there. On the subject of albino humans, I've only met one before and that person was a she.
On a nature programme i watched an Albino deer is more likely to be rejected by its own kind then to be easily spotted and eaten by predetors
Isn't/Wasn't there a type of river dolphin in China where most of them were pink? I say "wasn't" because most river dolphins in China are nearing extinction or already extinct due to environmental ravaging.
Very neat looking.
Very neat looking.
Pink dolphin...
heh.. guess it's perminently turned on.
(Yes.. my mind went there...)
heh.. guess it's perminently turned on.
(Yes.. my mind went there...)
Probley not really pink but an albino dolphin
But it is cute and it does make me want one ^__^
But it is cute and it does make me want one ^__^
QUOTE(jesspy @ Jul 6 2007, 08:42 PM)
On a nature programme i watched an Albino deer is more likely to be rejected by its own kind then to be easily spotted and eaten by predetors
Suppose it depends on the environment, though that albino deer would have a tough time hiding in the forest from hunters than other deer.
QUOTE(Purplos @ Jul 6 2007, 10:51 AM)
Isn't/Wasn't there a type of river dolphin in China where most of them were pink? I say "wasn't" because most river dolphins in China are nearing extinction or already extinct due to environmental ravaging.
Very neat looking.
Very neat looking.
Yeah, there used to be, but it got declared extinct I believe. And the entire species was pink, though now destroyed thanks to Communism.
i wonder why this albino dolphin turned out pink and not white but what ever the reason it's the neatist looking dolphin ive ever seen
because the numerous blood vessles that are just below the skin tint it pink.. it's normaly hidden by the greyish tint of a normal dolphin
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