Whale shark exemplifies Red Sea biodiversity
The whale shark, the largest of the living fish in the world, is known for its calm behavior and gentle nature, and it inhabits the Red Sea. It feeds on plankton and fish eggs by filtering water, and it can dive over a thousand meters deep, depending on food availability and water temperatures. Field research shows that it gathers seasonally around the coast of Libya, and its movements are tracked using satellite devices, which highlights the importance of protecting this creature as part of efforts to preserve the marine environment. Monitoring its presence is tied to responsible behavior to ensure its sustainability, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between scientific and environmental organizations.
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