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In a first, WWF and Pakistani officials satellite-tag three endangered Indus dolphins

  • The number of Indus dolphins has strangely grown from 150 in 1974 to 1,419 in April 2019 
  • Officials say satellite-tagging will help assess movement, behavior and feed of these dolphins 
By NAIMAT KHAN ·
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Endangered dolphin that strayed is moved to sanctuary in Pakistan

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Foe to friend: Fishermen join fight to save endangered Pakistan dolphin 

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Pakistan wildlife survey shows 'Indus Queen' dolphins flourishing

By Naimat Khan ·
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Sindh wildlife department kicks off survey to save Indus dolphins

By Naimat Khan ·

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