Whale Shark: A-537

Sex: unsure

2 Encounter(s) (not all may be currently visible)

Number	Date	Location	Size	Sex
56200985332	5/6/2009, 9:45	Exmouth	8.0 Meters	unsure
86200991431	5/6/2009, 10:15	Exmouth - WA Australia	4.5 Meters	unsure

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Adopters

Sarah Daltri and Ricardo Ozores

Why are shark research and conservation important?

"Can not be difficult to understand how important the sharks are to keep the sea environment well and healthy once they are the top of the food chain which means fundamental. Come on people, they are such wonderful creatures such as the lions are in the jungle and nobody considers them as monsters. We are human-beings which means we are intelligent enough to change our mind and protect our planet while still have time."

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