The elusive Irrawaddy dolphin isn’t easy to spot. But sometimes, if we’re lucky in the field, they’ll come say hi with a little twirl! 🐬✨ #FeelTheField Visit wwf.org.my/dolphin2025 to learn how you can support our conservation efforts. Thank you 💙 Video © Samantha Ambie / WWF-Malaysia | WWF-Malaysia

2.5M views · 10K reactions | : bluelifewild // Risso's dolphins look unlike any other dolphin. They have bulb-shaped heads and distinctive gray bodies which overtime become heavily scarred. The scarring likely occurs due to the loss of pigment during the healing process of skin wounds from teeth raking between dolphins, and circular markings from prey such as squid | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook