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What are a pink dolphin's adaptations?

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pink dolphins have excellent maneuvering ability with their large tail .They have the ability to dive great depths in order to get food.They are the largest of the freshwater dolphins and they also use echolocation they have small eyes because of the murky water but pink dolphins still have amazing eyesight

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