The only surviving cetaceans
While cetaceans in the seas may go extinct, it is not all ceteceans that will die. Though things do not look good for most cetaceans, they will survive in rivers. This is known as )))) Current river dolphins Things do not look good for current river dolphins. Human activity seems like it may finish off the boto before too long. A similar fate also happens to the other ones that may exist, except perhaps the one currently in the Indus, which, while endangered, has managed to survive in a river which has been used by humanity since the bronze age, so should be relatively well adapted for water being used for irrigation. Beluga whales While current river dolphins may not survive, ripurian beluga whales do. Specifically, the ones in the St. Lawrence river. These belugas manage to get into the great lakes, and from there to the Mississippi river. Getting to the Mississippi Now, you might be wondering why there exist no records of whales of any kind in the Mississippi Basin from human