Yeah, but realistically, it will only be pups(or

I agree but it's a lot harder than you'd expect

Yeah same is happening in Yamuna soo dirty

Good idea but where are their eyes I don't see 🤔??

@@darkphenix6769 they don't have eyes! They use echolocation to guide themselves through the muddy waters

@@Chilam. thanks for telling me

No one eat dolphins in india. India has already breeding center of dolphins.We are not british to harm everyone for money

Wtf why do people do that?!?!

@@smokes3974 Illiteracy, over population, lawlessness and no plan or protection by government.

Indus drainage system also extends over India and these Dolphins can be found in those regions. Their dwindling numbers are due to construction of barrages and irrigation canals on the river system. I don't see how you claim it to be a religious agenda.

@@abhedvadi Trying to hijack a different species and claiming its the same as another species has absolutely nothing to do with if some tiny tip of the Indus basin extends into territory administered by india or not. The Indus River Dolphin of Pakistan is an entirely separate species from India's Ganges River Dolphin. Infact the difference is visible to the naked eye. Its indian/hindu nationalists who try to hijack these distinctions because the central theme behind the idea of indian/hindu nationalism is that everything Pakistani is like everything indian, and if it isn't, then it needs to forcefully be made into one in the same. Because if truth were allowed to prevail, then indian/hindu nationalism would have nothing to fall back on, and would essentially disintegrate. So glad to see hindu nationalist agenda collapsing everywhere.

@@user-zv8js6wt2y The Indus river dolphins are found in the Beas river in India Punjab too. This isn't surprising as the Punjab river system is connected to the Indus. So I don't see how the Indus dolphins are exclusively a Pakistani species. The dolphin is the state aquatic animal of Punjab. I'm Punjabi myself. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdGUeLR3qMDNYJc.html

@@vir4193 Yes I heard 2 Indus River Dolphins swam up the Baes into Indian territory and Indian nationalists are having a field day over this. But you guys seriously need some read comprehension skills. The video says the Indus River dolphin is a SEPARATE species than the Ganges river dolphin, being that you crazy Indian nationalists have, since the 90s campaigned to have them considered as the same species as the Ganges river dolphin,, which they are not. No one said that 1 or 2 dolphins can't swim out of Pakistan. The point is the two dolphins are separate species from one another and there is no such thing as the "south asian River dolphin" unless Indian nationalists want to reserve that name for the Ganges river dolphin being that the Ganges river dolphin also inhabits the karnapuli river system in Bangladesh. The Indus River Dolphin of Pakistan is altogether separate species.

@@user-zv8js6wt2y When did I say the two Dolphins are the same species? The historical distribution of the Indus Dolphin was the entire Indus river and its tributaries, including the rivers of Pubjab. The Dolphins didn't just "swim up" the beas, but have been swimming through the Beas for 1000s of years as the Beas and other rivers are a part of its historical distribution. The Indus Dolphin is native to the Beas and other Indus tributaries. Today it has been reduced to less than 20% of its former distribution. The fact that it still inhabits and breeds in the Beas, one of its former territories, is great. Punjab(India) is a part of the Indus Dolphins historical distribution, that's why it still exists in the Beas. The Punjab government is now working on a project to conserve the Dolphins. The Gharial crocodile was re introduced to Punjab in the last few years by the Punjab government and has since spread throughout the Beas river. Gharials went extinct in Punjab a few decades back. The Punjab government is now working on the Indus Dolphin in the Beas so it can flourish in the rivers that it once lived in the past. I don't care about South Asian politics, I was born in the West and grew up in the West, South Asian politics is irrelevant to me! You can keep that to yourself!

I am from Sukkur sindh, when I was child, these dolphins were seen after a minute or 2 for few seconds and then disappear in water but now they are very rarely seen in sukkur side indus river

@@mohsinmahesar8407 ok