Why are some Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins pink? It’s not paint — and it’s not a different species. As these dolphins age, their skin becomes lighter, and warm blood flows close to the surface to help them stay cool in shallow coastal waters. That blood flow can give them a pale or pinkish glow. Their color tells a story about how dolphins live, especially when they share warm, nearshore habitats close to people. #DolphinFacts #MarineLife #OceanEducation #WildlifeLearning #ConservationInAction