Population of Maui's dolphins slips below 50

Mongabay
By Rebecca KesslerJun 5, 2015, 10:36 am48 pts
Maui's dolphins are edging closer to extinction. Strikingly marked, with a dark, rounded dorsal fin that has been likened to a Mickey Mouse ear, the dolphins max out at just four and a half feet long. A pair of new papers highlight the dolphins' plight and present data showing their population has reached a new…

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