30th August
30th August
Apparently these guys are endangered. :< So sad.
#whaleshark
Apparently these guys are endangered. :< So sad.
#whaleshark
Despite growing to lengths approaching 65 feet, whale sharks are filter feeders, dining on plankton and other tiny organisms.
Learn more: https://oceana.ly/4iydh1D
Despite growing to lengths approaching 65 feet, whale sharks are filter feeders, dining on plankton and other tiny organisms.
Learn more: https://oceana.ly/4iydh1D
Dive in this #InternationalWhaleSharkDay and learn more about what makes these creatures so remarkable: https://oceana.ly/47OBfQQ
Dive in this #InternationalWhaleSharkDay and learn more about what makes these creatures so remarkable: https://oceana.ly/47OBfQQ
📸: Shawn Heinrichs
📸: Shawn Heinrichs
The ocean’s gentle giant = filter-feeding pro.
✅ 6,000 litres of water/hour
✅ Mouth 4 ft wide
✅ Teeth too tiny to chew
Instead, whale sharks use their gills to slurp up plankton + small fish. Nature is amazing. 🌊✨
The ocean’s gentle giant = filter-feeding pro.
✅ 6,000 litres of water/hour
✅ Mouth 4 ft wide
✅ Teeth too tiny to chew
Instead, whale sharks use their gills to slurp up plankton + small fish. Nature is amazing. 🌊✨
This piece is pretty old now but I am fond of it because it is the first time I tried to do a more realistic painterly style. I had a lot to learn but it gets the point across, I think.
#SciArt #art
This piece is pretty old now but I am fond of it because it is the first time I tried to do a more realistic painterly style. I had a lot to learn but it gets the point across, I think.
#SciArt #art
The whale shark, the world’s largest fish, feeds largely on the ocean’s tiniest creatures: plankton. This whale shark (aptly) appeared in the "Field Book of Giant Fishes" (1949). 🧪
Explore it in BHL: www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/6279169
#ILoveBHL
The whale shark, the world’s largest fish, feeds largely on the ocean’s tiniest creatures: plankton. This whale shark (aptly) appeared in the "Field Book of Giant Fishes" (1949). 🧪
Explore it in BHL: www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/6279169
#ILoveBHL
Dive in this #InternationalWhaleSharkDay and learn more about what makes these creatures so remarkable: https://oceana.ly/47OBfQQ
#365days #art #internationalwhalesharkday #whaleshark #animal #shark #wildlife
#365days #art #internationalwhalesharkday #whaleshark #animal #shark #wildlife