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Survey Raises Hope for India’s Irrawaddy Dolphins

by Pat Coate | March 29, 2007
"We have done a lot of things for the dolphins and our activities are now showing results."
- Sudarshan Panda, Chilika Development Authority head

Chilika Lagoon, India - Hope is rising the endangered Irrawaddy dolphin can be saved in India after a survey showed more of the animals than before in a vast, brackish lagoon in the east of the country.

... Fears of their imminent disappearance appear to have diminished after a 2007 survey showed 135 of the little-known species of short-beaked dolphins in Chilika.

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