Near my ol’ neck of the woods, a boat captain photographed this albino bottleneck in Calcasieu Lake, an estuary off the Gulf in southwestern Louisiana
Friday Deep-Sea Picture (07/06/07)
Near my ol’ neck of the woods, a boat captain photographed this albino bottleneck in Calcasieu Lake, an estuary off the Gulf in southwestern Louisiana
wow
Don’t you mean bottlenose?
I know this is a deep-sea blog, not a marine mammal one, but still…
:)
I think he meant longneck
Or was it a tall-boy?
Oops, Friday and I had something other than dolphins on my brain. Bottlenose of course…Freudian slip.
You’ve been tagged by darwinsbulldog… read here to see what it means:
http://thedispersalofdarwin.blogspot.com/2007/07/8-things-to-know-about-me.html
I enjoyed your photo of the albino/pink. Thanks!
i love dolphins and i love pink its about time they are put in to one whole
More like…it’s about time we wake up to the wonders of our world, which have been around since before human existance…and begin to humbly care for this planet, and all of it’s magnificance! Before our kids find out after things, as amazing as pink dolphins, become extinct, and they then can only read about it, as if it were mythology, even though it was true even in their time, unbeknownst to so many.
Yes! Pink dolphins are real and alive today! Preserve and protect them!Peace~Kennon