During the day, the rainforest appears deceptively still—save for the splash of papaya dropping from the trees in the flooded forest, or the exhale of a pink river dolphin surfacing (sightIn a deeply felt, magical voyage to the tropics, Boston Globe nature columnist Montgomery (Spell of the Tiger) pursues the pink dolphin, a rare freshwater species, in the Brazilian and Peruvian Amazon This elusive creature, with bulbous gray forehead, tiny eyes, chameleonlike color changes and pink back or fins, has inspired much local lore TEFÉ, Amazonas state, Brazil — A pair of pink Amazon river dolphin emerge for just a moment, arcing above the chocolate brown waters inside the Mamirauá Institute for Sustainable Development, a research facility at the tropical heart of the Brazilian AmazonPowerful jets of water spray out of their blowholes as these freshwater mammals take in air before
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