Amazon's Silent Cry: The Dolphin Disaster

Amazon's Silent Cry: The Dolphin Disaster is a book about the mass death of dolphins in the Amazon River. The book was written by Mark J. Plotkin, a biologist and ethnobotanist who has worked in the Amazon for over 20 years.

In the book, Plotkin argues that the dolphin deaths are caused by a combination of factors, including pollution, habitat loss, and overfishing. He also discusses the cultural significance of dolphins to the indigenous people of the Amazon, and the impact of the dolphin deaths on their communities.

The book is a powerful and moving account of a tragic environmental disaster. It is also a call to action to protect the Amazon River and its inhabitants.