Pink Dolphins of the World: Symbols of Global Change

By Dr. Michael Tobet and Stephanie Rosenzweig

Did you know that there really are pink elephants, pink hippos and even pink dolphins? They do in fact exist but only in certain parts of the world.

The Pink Dolphins of the World will introduce you to the beautiful pink dolphins in their natural environment. Learn about their names, the different countries they live in and other interesting facts!

See how we are connected and why, if we help save these endangered dolphins, we might just save ourselves in the process.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Mar 5, 2015
• ISBN: 9781503526167

Dr. Michael Tobet

Dr. Michael Tobet lives in Fairfield County, Connecticut. He has always had an interest in the field of marine biology and dolphins since attaining his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. Upon hearing and reading about the pink dolphins of Asia, Dr. Tobet traveled to Hong Kong to visit the dolphins in their natural habitat and interview researchers there. Witnessing the beautifully bright pink dolphins of Hong Kong and the challenges they are facing inspired Dr. Tobet to help save the endangered pink dolphins of the world and make these unique animals the symbols for global environmental change. It is his hope that this book will educate and inspire children and, in turn, their parents to take action to help save the pink dolphins of the world, which will also help to save ourselves in the process.

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Copyright © 2015 by Dr. Michael Tobet. 608828

Library of Congress Control Number: 2014922746

ISBN:   Softcover     978-1-5035-2615-0

             Hardcover   978-1-5035-2614-3

             EBook         978-1-5035-2616-7

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Rev. date: 02/03/2015

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This book is

dedicated to the children of the world, who hold the future of this planet.

Foreword

Robert K. Kaufmann, Ph.D.

Director, Center for Energy & Environmental Studies, Boston University

Reality always is more amazing than fantasy and the story of Pink Dolphins of the World is the ideal way to introduce children to the exciting world