Amazon River Dolphin

The Amazon River Dolphin lives in the dim and murky freshwater of the Amazon River. Its body colors can be pink and gray. It has a long sleek body so it is able to move through the water, and in its present day, it stays cool. It has sharp front teeth for catching prey. The Amazon River Dolphin has a bulging head to house its echolocation. It has a short powerful tail to help to propel through shallow waterways. I think that the Amazon River Dolphin in the future will adapt its colors due to the heat. Instead of being pink and gray, it will become more peach and brown from the heat and to camouflage in the rising waters. It will keep its sleek body, but its tail will change by growing longer to propel itself through the no longer shallow waterways.