These Animals Are the Stuff of Nightmares but They Can Actually Be Found All Around Us

Pink Dolphins Are No Joke

You might think we’re showing you something fake, but pink dolphins are very real—and thriving in their natural habitat. These unique creatures live in the rivers of the Amazon Rainforest in South America, which is why you’ve probably never seen them. Ever wonder why they’re such a striking pink color? The answer is simple: their blood vessels sit incredibly close to the surface of their skin

If that were you, you’d be pink too! Sadly, their population is dwindling, with only about 2,000 left in the wild. That’s the bare minimum needed to keep their species going. Conservation efforts are crucial to ensure their survival, but time is running out. Did you know these dolphins play a vital role in the Amazon ecosystem by maintaining fish populations? We need them to thrive—and fast—before it’s too late. Let’s hope they get busy making more of these beautiful creatures!