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 * I was wondering if you could do an interview with me at my house or down at Pacific Coffee in Stanley. If you could do that it would be great. I am doing this interview because I am doing an exhibibtion unit and am focusing on the Hong Kong Pink Dolphins. If you can answer a few questions for me that would really help with our research that would be great.
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 * Phoebe

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Johnny: Welcome to the Pink Dolphin Discovered show!! Joining us today is Sidhonie Page-Smith!

Sidhonie: Thank you Johnny for the great introduction. I am here today to tell your viewers about the Pink dolphins and how you can save them.

Johnny: Well then how do you know so much about them?

Sidhonie: I had a great interest for them when I started Marine Biology. I thought that these where the animals for me to study.

Johnny: Great. So can you tell us some things that can help save them??

Sidhonie: Sure! One of the main things is that we can try to stop water pollution. You can do that by cutting down on the amount of trash that is put in the water. Another thing is that you can try stopping overfishing in your area.

Johnny: That is great to know about how you can save them.

Sidhonie: I know. I went on the most amazing trip of my life in Hong Kong with the Hong Kong Dolphin Watch.

Johnny: Wow. That is very interesting to know.

Sarah: I think that the most important thing to know is that there is only 120 dolphins left in Hong Kong waters.

Johnny: That is so sad to hear about.

Sidhonie: I know. I hear that 3 students at Hong Kong Academy Primary School are learning about the Pink Dolphins now. Just as we speak. It is great to know that Phoebe Barton, Omer Katz, and Dawson Scantling are researching about the animal that we all love.

Johnny: Well I think that if only more people understood and thought more about the animals that live in the seas around Asia.

Sidhonie: Well I hear that Ocean Park took **wild** pink dolphins of the coast of Solomon Islands.

Johnny: And I heard they where caught red handed!

Sidhonie: Yes it is. I am really impressed by the amount of knowledge that you have on the topic.

Johnny: Well that is all we have to talk about today on Pink Dolphins Discovered. Thank you to Sidhonie Page-Smith for joining us today!!

Sidhonie: It was my pleasure.