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Where The Whale Sharks Go

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Of all the creatures in the sea, one of the most majestic and mysterious is the whale shark. It’s the biggest shark there is, 30 feet or more in length and weighing in at around 10 tons.

Among the mysteries is where this mighty fish migrates and where it gives birth. …Read More

Source: NPR Science – ingested into KQED

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