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Rare Mekong river dolphin found dead in Cambodia - Vimarsana News

Rare Mekong river dolphin found dead in Cambodia

A rare Mekong Irrawaddy dolphin was found dead after being entangled in a fisherman's illegal gillnet in northeast Cambodia, said a Fisheries Administration's statement to the media.

A miracle in Cambodia - Mekong River registers seventh newborn rare Irrawaddy dolphin this year - Vimarsana News

A miracle in Cambodia - Mekong River registers seventh newborn rare Irrawaddy dolphin this year

A newborn Mekong River Irrawaddy dolphin calf was spotted on Saturday, raising the total number of newborn dolphin calves in Cambodia to seven so far this year, the Fisheries Administration said in a news release.

Extremely rare all-white dolphin 'Casper' spotted off Monterey Bay coast - Vimarsana News

Extremely rare all-white dolphin 'Casper' spotted off Monterey Bay coast

A whale watching crew in Monterey Bay recently got a special treat when a rare, all-white risso's dolphin made an appearance near their boat.

Source: abc7.com
Fisherman Spots Rock-Like Lumps On Thailand Beach, It Turns Out To Be Whale Vomit Worth $3.2 Million - Vimarsana News

Fisherman Spots Rock-Like Lumps On Thailand Beach, It Turns Out To Be Whale Vomit Worth $3.2 Million

Fisherman Spots Rock-Like Lumps On Thailand Beach, It Turns Out To Be Whale Vomit Worth $3.2 Million © Provided by Indiatimes Luck comes along at the oddest, most unexpected hours and for this fisherman from Thailand, it came in the form of rock-like lumps he found on a beach. These lumps tuned out to be whale vomit worth a whopping $3.2 millions!  © Provided by Indiatimes Mail Online This fisherman in Thailand was making just $670 a month and was struggling to eke out a living before finding an estimated 220-pounds of Ambergris (whale vomit), a necessary ingredient in making some of th...

Source: msn.com