The baiji dolphin, also known as the Yangtze River dolphin, is one of the world's rarest mammals and is endangered due to competing for food with humans and China's economic growth. It is similar to the Chinese white dolphin but is now the most endangered cetacean. The baiji dolphin migrated to the Yangtze River 20 million years ago from the Pacific Ocean and is faster than sea horses but slower than tigers, bigger than cats but smaller than elephants, and more beautiful than pufferfish but uglier than red fish.

1. Baiji
(Yangtze River Dolphin)
Name: Sucelle Tapia U.
Class: English Pedagogy l

2. Nickname "Goddess of the
Yangtze"
Similar to the Chinese
white dolphin
Population
Is one of the world’s rarest mammals, and a victim of
China’s breakneck economic growth, competing for food
with the human beings.
Declined
drastically

4. Weight
Length Appearance
Lifespan Diet
Behavior

5. The first appeared 25 million years ago and migrated
from the Pacific Ocean to the Yangtze River 20 million
years ago.

6. Now the baíjí is the most endangered cetacean in the
world, according to the Guinness Book of World
Records.

7. The baiji dolphin is more agressive than the starfish,
but nicer than the whales.

8. The baiji dolphin is faster than the sea horse,
but slower than the tigger.

9. The baiji dolphin is bigger than the cat,
But smaller than the elephant.

10. The baiji dolphin is more beautiful than the pufferfish
But uglier than the red fish.

11. The baiji dolphin is stronger than the gold fish,
But weaker than the sharks.