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Plankton-eating sharks are struggling to navigate crowded ocean highways, a new study suggests.
This is the first study to link human activity with a change in whale sharks’ life stages.
The findings will help determine the age of whale sharks, protecting the endangered animals into the future.
Former fishermen in the Philippines are lifting their families out of poverty through whale shark tourism.
How you tell one whale shark from another? Spots and stripes.
While whale sharks, the world’s largest fish, have the ability to dive hundreds of metres below the ocean surface, it has…
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