Dr Nahiid Stephens and Dr Louise Sullivan about to begin a dolphin post-mortem examination. Photo: Brian Richards, Murdoch University
Warning we could lose our Burranan dolphins
Dr Nahiid Stephens and Dr Louise Sullivan about to begin a dolphin post-mortem examination. Photo: Brian Richards, Murdoch University
Warning we could lose our Burranan dolphins
The Gippsland Lakes could lose its iconic Burrunan dolphins within decades to a fatal skin disease caused by the changing climate, a study has found.
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