Social media users have shared an AI-generated image of a pink-coloured dolphin with the false claim it shows a real animal spotted in a central Philippine province. Marine wildlife experts told ...

The extremely rare ‘pink’ dolphin spotted in North Carolina, United States, has sparked a discussion online about whether it is real or fake. Several pictures of a rare pink dolphin spotted in ...

However, some users added context to the pictures, stating, "This is a bottlenose dolphin, which can be pink when they are albino but not this pink. This image is just photoshopped.

Recent social media posts have ignited a frenzy with images depicting a vibrant pink dolphin frolicking in the waters off the coast of North Carolina. These captivating visuals have sparked ...

Pink River Dolphin or Boto (Inia geoffrensis) (Getty Images) People have sighted Albino bottlenose dolphins, though also rare, in the wild. A whale museum in Japan also captured an albino dolphin.

It claimed that the pink dolphin had been found off a North Carolina beach. "On the morning of June 19th, a beautiful and rare pink dolphin was discovered stranded on NC Hatteras beach, having ...

This picture of a rare pink dolphin in the Amazon river wins World's Best Underwater Photographer for Kat ... with the competition drawing in more than 600 pictures from photographers in over 72 ...

Photos of pink dolphin sightings are making a splash online. But don’t be fooled by their rosy appearance — they’re not real. A June 18 Facebook post showed photos of the brightly colored ...

Albino bottlenose dolphins that look pink have been spotted in the U.S. before. But viral photos that claim to show a pink dolphin in North Carolina aren’t real.

Science News: NEW DELHI: Viral images shows a pink dolphin leap out of the water and another stranded on Hatteras Beach in North Carolina, that caught attention on .

Looking across the heads at a tranquil Aussie beach on the weekend, a local woman spotted what she thought was a rare pink dolphin. Pulling out her camera, Ruby Pearson snapped a series of images ...

Albino bottlenose dolphins that look pink have been spotted in the U.S. before. But viral photos that claim to show a pink dolphin in North Carolina aren’t real.