A rare sighting of a Ganges River Dolphin was recorded as the endangered mammal briefly surfaced in the Brahmaputra River. With an average surfacing time of barely 1.26 seconds, such moments are seldom witnessed, making the glimpse particularly significant. Conservationists say the sighting underlines the Brahmaputra’s rich aquatic biodiversity while also drawing attention to the fragile condition of its ecosystem and the urgent need for sustained conservation efforts to protect endangered river

A video of the endangered Ganges River Dolphin swimming near Meerut in Uttar Pradesh has gone viral. | BBC News India

45K views · 1.3K reactions | Glide into the calm of the Ganga at Vikramshila Dolphin Sanctuary, Bhagalpur. Home to the rare and graceful Gangetic dolphins — a true riverine wonder of Bihar. #Bihar #incredibleindia #BlissfulBihar #ganga #dolphins #bhagalpur #explorepage #viralreels #vikramshiladolphin #naturescenery | Department of Tourism, Government of Bihar | Facebook

A rare and beautiful moment was captured as a Ganges River Dolphin briefly surfaced in the mighty Brahmaputra River. The endangered freshwater species appears above water for an average of just 1.26 seconds, making such sightings extremely rare. The glimpse has drawn attention to the rich biodiversity of the Brahmaputra and highlighted the urgent need to protect the natural habitat of this endangered dolphin. Environmentalists say such moments remind us of the importance of river conservation an