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Meet the Indus River Dolphin – a blind, endangered, and incredibly unique river dolphin that's been surviving for over 25 million years in the muddy, turbulent waters of Pakistan’s Indus River. In this video, we explore the mind-blowing adaptations, fascinating behaviors, and the urgent conservation efforts surrounding one of the world’s rarest dolphins – also known locally as the Susu.


What Makes the Indus River Dolphin So Unique?

It’s completely blind, having evolved in near-zero visibility environments.

It uses echolocation (biological sonar) to “see” using sound – even detecting shape and texture!

It swims sideways, using its snout and flippers to feel the riverbed – like underwater grocery shopping!

It must surface every 30–60 seconds to breathe, creating a unique rhythm of movement.

It’s considered a living fossil, having existed for millions of years.

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