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Identified as: T-282
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Event ID: youtube:twh_Su7k7wU
Occurrence ID: 4e4f6f42-7752-4c64-8ee1-fcb92c6d6089
MetadataNumber: 089aeb5f-a772-4cc4-8ea1-a79d939f4061
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Taxonomy Rhincodon typus
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Auto-sourced from YouTube Parent Video: twh_Su7k7wU From YouTube video: Whale Shark Whale sharks are the largest fish on the planet. These gentle giants are filter-feeders and are harmless to humans. Other whale shark facts include reaching lengths of over 40 feet while feeding on only the tiniest of ocean organisms – plankton!
Whale sharks are striking in their appearance not only for their size but also for their unique pattern of spots and bars covering its grey body. The whale shark is popular with eco-tourists hoping to snorkel alongside these gentle giants.
Whale sharks are the largest living fish on the planet. They belong to the group called Chondryichtyes, which includes sharks, rays, and skates. These fish have skeletons made entirely of cartilage in comparison to other fishes that have skeletons made of bone. Little else is known about the life history of this elusive giant.
Filmed and Edited by Istvan Zoboki
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