Zahara Dawoodbhoy
Sri Lanka’s waters are home to a lesser-known species of dolphin, called the Humpback Dolphin. Years of civil unrest prevented scientists from being able to study these mammals, but that is beginning to change now.
Sri Lanka’s Humpback Dolphin
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