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Cameras on whale sharks uncover deep-diving hunting strategies

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New research has revealed that whale sharks can dive beyond 70 meters in search of food, challenging the notion that they feed only at the surface. Scientists attached cameras directly to the sharks to capture their underwater behavior in detail. The footage exposed a range of feeding strategies, from slow, low-energy grazing to active, energetic pursuits of krill. These findings significantly deepen scientific understanding of how the world's largest fish forages in the wild.

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