Six New Irrawaddy Dolphin Calves Born in Cambodia Offer Hope Amid Threats
Six new Irrawaddy dolphin calves have been confirmed in Cambodia's Mekong River, offering a glimmer of hope for the critically endangered species facing severe threats from habitat degradation and fishing gear entanglement.
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