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Endangered dolphins survive in a Bangladesh river so polluted it’s ‘not livable’ for fish

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At least 20 endangered Ganges river dolphins still survive in Bangladesh’s extremely polluted Buriganga River, a 12-month study found, reports contributor Md Jahidul Islam for…

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Endangered dolphins survive in a Bangladesh river so polluted it’s ‘not livable’ for fish

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