The sharks are approaching the whale shark to rub their backs
In the video, smaller silk sharks are alternating rubbing against the whale shark.
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In the video, smaller silk sharks are alternating rubbing against the whale shark.
Italian underwater cameraman Stefano Ulivi recorded a whale shark with his mouth wide open in the sea off La Paz, Mexico, Story Trender reported on Dec. 22.
The giant whale shark, nearly 5 meters long, happened to be caught in the net of fishermen in Yantai City, Shandong Province, China.
Sharks are likened to vampire and vampire assassins of the Ocean world. They can kill the enemy in a split second before the prey even knows what is going on.
Whale sharks, the largest in the world of sharks, can reach body lengths of up to 17m.
Sharks that eat plankton that are more than 6 meters long are caught in fishing nets in southeastern Australia.
According to China Central Television (CCTV), a fisherman in Fujian Province, East China has caught one child
Australian scientists have attached tags containing signal transmitting devices to 338 sharks to determine their location to provide a timely warning, limiting attacks c…
American scientists were surprised when a big shark jumped up and swallowed the small shark they had just caught.
Teenager Chris Kreis of Florida (USA) desperately drove whale sharks and returned to the video when fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. This rare sight occurred on June 8, wh…
As PV reported, on the afternoon of April 6, a strange fish caught fishermen in Trung Giang commune, Gio Linh district (Quang Tri). The head is similar to the whale, the…
Up to 420 whale sharks have gathered in an area of the Yucatán Peninsula (Mexico), forming the world's largest whale shark population ever.
At first glance, the diver is faced with a giant fish with a wide mouth as if trying to swallow him. But in fact, the 5-meter whale shark (also known as the whale shark)…
A new analysis of whale shark embryos suggests that whale sharks (also known as whale sharks) may be
Philippine environmentalists have just saved a whale shark the size of a wrist.