Amazon River Dolphin

Amazon River Dolphins, or boto are warm blooded animals that live in fresh water. it breaths air through its blow hole and into its lungs. In the future, climate change such as the rising sea level, severe water temperatures, and lack of food will threaten its habitat. However to survive these changes the amazon river dolphin will develop thick blubber, or fat that can adapt to extreme cold and warm temperatures. Its extra fins and tail will make it swim faster when hunting its prey with its long and sharp teeth. Its red eyes will make hunting easy as it can detect movement both in water and on land as it hunts for its prey.