⑤ Things about Whale Shark
➜ They are the world's largest fish:
Whale sharks can grow up to 40 feet (12 meters) long, making them the biggest fish species on the planet.
➜ Gentle giants:
Despite their enormous size, whale sharks are filter feeders and pose no threat to humans. They often swim peacefully alongside divers.
➜ Not whales, but sharks:
Although their name includes "whale," these creatures are actually sharks, classified under the cartilaginous fish group.
➜ Unique spot patterns:
Each whale shark has a distinctive pattern of white spots and stripes on its body—much like a fingerprint—which scientists use to identify individuals.
➜ Endangered:
Whale sharks are listed as endangered due to threats from fishing, bycatch, and habitat loss, making conservation efforts crucial to their survival.
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