<h2>Dermatemys mawii - Central American River Turtle</h2> The Dermatemys mawii, or Central American river turtle, is an endangered species found in freshwater habitats across Central America, characterized by its broad, flattened dark brown shell and herbivorous diet consisting mainly of aquatic plants. This social, diurnal turtle plays a crucial role in maintaining ecosystem balance and can live over 50 years in the wild.
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Atlantic White-sided Dolphin
Explore the fascinating world of the Rough-toothed Dolphin (*Steno bredanensis*), a remarkable marine mammal known for its unique rough teeth and vibrant social behavior. Found in deep tropical waters, these agile swimmers display acrobatic prowess and play a crucial role in their ecosystem as apex predators. Learn about their habitat, diet, reproduction, and conservation status in this comprehensive overview.
Fraser’s Dolphin
Discover the enigmatic Pygmy Right Whale, the smallest of its kind, that thrives in the temperate waters of the southern hemisphere. With unique physical traits and solitary behaviors, this little-known species plays a vital role in its marine ecosystem, feeding on small crustaceans while facing threats from habitat degradation and climate change. Uncover the fascinating details of its habitat, diet, and conservation status in our latest blog post.