Boat strikes in Maldives put pressure on whale sharks’ survival odds

Mongabay
Jan 29, 2021, 11:13 am171 pts
Known as “gentle giants,” whale sharks are the sweethearts of the ecotourism industry. They spend large parts of their day drifting beneath the surface, feeding on plankton and shrimp with their massive water-filtering gills, which makes the species easy to spot from boats. It also makes them particularly…

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Boat strikes in Maldives put pressure on whale sharks’ survival odds

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