Pink dolphins staying longer in Hong Kong waters, a sign of falling pollution levels during Covid-19
2020-11-21 00:00
Rare pink dolphins are staying longer in Hong Kong waters, and possibly in greater numbers than before, thanks to reduced sea traffic and a more hospitable marine environment during the coronavirus pandemic, experts say.Native to the Pearl River Estuary and l…
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