Amazon dolphin deaths feared as El Niño returns; prevention urged

Colombian outlet reports that a severe El Niño event three years ago caused critical mortality among Amazon river dolphins, and now similar conditions are emerging. The piece calls for preventive measures, but provides no current data on dolphin deaths or water temperatures. This matters because El Niño-driven drought and heat can trigger mass die-offs, threatening an already vulnerable species.

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