The Amazon river dolphin, also known as the boto, is a unique freshwater dolphin found in the rivers and lakes of the Amazon Basin. These dolphins are known for their pinkish hue, which can vary in intensity. They have a rounded forehead and a flexible neck, allowing them to navigate through the complex waterways of their habitat. These dolphins are social animals, often seen swimming in groups. They primarily feed on fish and are known for their playful behavior, sometimes leaping out of the water. Sadly, the Amazon river dolphin faces threats from habitat loss and pollution, making conservation efforts essential for their survival.