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Endangered Whale Sharks Are Covered in Scars, and Humans Are to Blame

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Over 60% of whale sharks in Indonesia are scarred, most by boats and fishing platforms. Scientists say simple changes to gear and tourism practices could prevent these injuries and help protect the ocean’s gentle giants. Whale Sharks Face Steep Declines Whale sharks, the largest living fish species, are classified as endangered on the IUCN Red [...]

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Endangered Whale Sharks Are Covered in Scars, and Humans Are to Blame

Over 60% of whale sharks in Indonesia are scarred, most by boats and fishing platforms. Scientists say simple changes to gear and tourism practices could prevent these injuries and help protect the ocean’s gentle giants. Whale Sharks Face Steep Declines Whale sharks, the largest living fish species, are classified as endangered on the IUCN Red [...]

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