This 5 June 2019 video, recorded in the Sea of Cortez in Mexico, says about itself:
This Marine Behemoth’s Favorite Food is Practically Microscopic
The whale shark is one of the largest creatures in the sea – which makes it particularly ironic that its diet is composed almost entirely of one of the smallest: plankton.
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