SWAT: Freshwater dolphins are flourishing in a stretch of Pakistan's main river after a helping hand from fisherfolk mobilized to defend a rare species driven to near-extinction.
Identifiable by their saw-like beaks, Indus River dolphins once swam from the Himalayas to the Arabian sea, but now mostly cluster in a 180-kilometer length of the waterway in southern Sindh province.
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