26-foot whale shark named Larry has been tracked for 335 days, giving scientists a rare look at where giants roam

Researchers are getting an unusually long look at a whale shark named Larry, a 26-foot fish whose satellite tag has kept ...
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A decade of satellite tags revealed a whale shark hotspot, and Indonesia drew a protected zone around it

Seventy whale sharks fitted with satellite tags across Indonesian waters over a full decade gave researchers the data they ...
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A single whale shark swam 1,200 kilometers from Madagascar to the Seychelles, the first time the world’s biggest fish has been tracked making the crossing

A whale shark first photographed off Nosy Be, Madagascar, on 26 November 2019 has been confirmed as the same individual later ...
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A 10-year whale shark satellite study helps create new protected area in Indonesia

Fishers and scientists joined together in Indonesia for a 10-year study to protect whale sharks (Rhincodon typus). The bagan fishers’ unique relationship with the endangered whale sharks enabled ...