Students are in for a whale(shark) of a time

Jess Cockerill
Updated May 30 2016 - 3:55pm, first published May 26 2016 - 1:40pm
Whale sharks are often accompanied by schools of fish who benefit from their protection, but they don't eat them, instead using their giant mouth to filter-feed, like a whale. Photo: Sydney Morning Herald.
Whale sharks are often accompanied by schools of fish who benefit from their protection, but they don't eat them, instead using their giant mouth to filter-feed, like a whale. Photo: Sydney Morning Herald.

There are many fish in the sea, but it’s not every day people come face-to-face with the world’s biggest fish.

Jess Cockerill

Jess Cockerill

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