A rare pink dolphin was caught on camera by a fisherman in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, on July 12. Experts say the pink dolphin is likely an albino bottlenose dolphin. Spotting one in the wild is extremely rare, with only 'about 20 sightings of the species recorded since the mid-20th century,' per USA TODAY. Amazon river dolphins are also pink, but are only found in South America's fresh water ecosystem, per TMX. Or, who knows — maybe it's some really guerilla marketing for 'Barbie.' | NowThis

A fisherman in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, recently spotted and filmed a rare pink bottlenose dolphin, leaving locals and scientists amazed. The dolphin’s unusual color is believed to be caused by albinism, a rare genetic condition. Many believe it could be “Pinky,” a famous albino dolphin first seen in Louisiana in 2007, or possibly her offspring. Such sightings are extremely rare, with only a handful ever recorded in the Gulf. Experts urge people to admire the dolphin from a distance to avoid d

3 Fin Whales, Bottlenose Dolphin & Common Dolphin! 🐬🐬🐬 Nona the Naturalist’s Report from the Ocean Adventures ~ 2 Fin Whales, Common Dolphin on all 3 trips, Bottlenose Dolphin on two trips! Aboard the OA on our 10 am trip heading down the coast, we encountered a large pod of over 25 Bottlenose dolphin spread out over .25 mile. Later, turning back toward the Dana Point Harbor, we came upon Common dolphin and birds were in the area feeding on the fish the dolphin had brought to the surface. A s