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EAST CHINA SEA
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Chinese White Dolphin

(Sousa chinensis)

Also known as the Indo-Pacific humpback dolphin, this charismatic species is facing threats such as habitat degradation and boat traffic.

 

Tourists can help by choosing responsible tour operators who follow guidelines for dolphin-watching, maintain a respectful distance, and avoid creating noise pollution that can disrupt their natural behavior.

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Green Sea Turtle

(Chelonia mydas)

Green sea turtles are endangered due to poaching, bycatch, and the destruction of nesting sites.

 

Tourists should avoid purchasing products made from turtle shells or eggs and support conservation efforts that protect nesting beaches.

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Finless Porpoise

(Neophocaena phocaenoides):

The finless porpoise population in the East China Sea is declining due to entanglement in fishing gear and habitat degradation.

 

Tourists can choose to consume sustainably sourced seafood and support initiatives that promote the use of dolphin-friendly fishing gear.

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Chinese Sturgeon (Acipenser sinensis)

This ancient fish species is critically endangered mainly due to dam construction and overfishing.

Tourists should be aware of the environmental impacts of dams in the region and support organizations working to restore their habitats.

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