
Whale Shark Planet Earth BBC
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Date: 2020-08-24
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Salanoss
Actually, no. Fish are not mammals. Aquatic mammals (seals, dolphins, whales) are considered a different category of animal from fish (sharks, tuna, anything with fish in it's name, like a swordfish, clownfish, lionfish, etc. though the insect: silverfish does not count as an actual fish)
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Actually, no. Fish are not mammals. Aquatic mammals (seals, dolphins, whales) are considered a different category of animal from fish (sharks, tuna, anything with fish in it's name, like a swordfish, clownfish, lionfish, etc. though the insect: silverfish does not count as an actual fish)
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KingOfElectricNinjas
They call it the Whale Shark for a reason. Just as well its feeding habits are similar to whales as well, they're not much danger to humans at all. Pretty friendly to divers actually, they probably think we're funny-shaped remoras.
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They call it the Whale Shark for a reason. Just as well its feeding habits are similar to whales as well, they're not much danger to humans at all. Pretty friendly to divers actually, they probably think we're funny-shaped remoras.
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AlexanderLisberg
Scientists within biology distinguish seacreatures between mammals and fish by their way of reproduction. The rule of thumb is: Fish lay eggs, mammals carry the unviable offspring inside their own organism.
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Scientists within biology distinguish seacreatures between mammals and fish by their way of reproduction. The rule of thumb is: Fish lay eggs, mammals carry the unviable offspring inside their own organism.
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KingOfElectricNinjas
I've heard at least three different stories from different family members about spotting Whale Sharks in South Australian waters. You'd think that'd be outside their range.
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I've heard at least three different stories from different family members about spotting Whale Sharks in South Australian waters. You'd think that'd be outside their range.
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maria
MinecraftTopics, actually the blue whale isn't a fish. It is a mammal. So, the blue whale is not the biggest fish! And i have to admit that your question is really interesting.
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MinecraftTopics, actually the blue whale isn't a fish. It is a mammal. So, the blue whale is not the biggest fish! And i have to admit that your question is really interesting.
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Megan
Nature is just beautiful!
So much to see, so much to discover.
Yes, they are dangerous, but they're only trying to protect themselves from enemies, danger and from us.
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Nature is just beautiful!
So much to see, so much to discover.
Yes, they are dangerous, but they're only trying to protect themselves from enemies, danger and from us.
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Robbie
This has nothing to do with religion. Now please don't post these unless you are looking for a religious argument which spams the comment section and BBCEarth's inbox.
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This has nothing to do with religion. Now please don't post these unless you are looking for a religious argument which spams the comment section and BBCEarth's inbox.
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browntown72
oh i do. i just don't think that the slaughtering of one of the most vital species of the marine ecosystem is a humorous subject.
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oh i do. i just don't think that the slaughtering of one of the most vital species of the marine ecosystem is a humorous subject.
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truvelocity
I figured plankton can't be the only food for a whale shark, because it calorie expulsion seems to be more than a blue whale.
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I figured plankton can't be the only food for a whale shark, because it calorie expulsion seems to be more than a blue whale.
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