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Studies needed on rising dolphin population off K'taka coasts
The New Indian Express Mysuru
|March 07, 2025
DOLPHIN population is on the rise off Karnataka's coast despite rising sea temperatures, coastal erosion and climatic variations posing a threat to aquatic species.
Experts said dolphins learn to adapt quickly to changing situations which has led to an increase in sightings of humpback dolphin, bottlenose dolphin and long-beaked common dolphins.
Experts and forest department officials stressed the need for a detailed study on this, and the forest department is undertaking a study on the dolphins by geo-tagging them.
The need for a study has arisen after Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on March 3, released India's first river dolphin report which documented 6,324 gangetic dolphins and three Indus river dolphins.
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