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A Few Interesting Things about Whale Shark La Paz

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A Few Interesting Things about Whale Shark La Paz

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  1. A Few Interesting Things about Whale Shark La Paz https://www.bajawhaleshark.com/

  2. Whale shark adventure is one of the most exciting activities for many divers in La Paz. Do you want to know some interesting facts about the gentle giant-whale shark in La Paz? The Largest Fish on the Planet: The whale shark is the largest fish living on planet Earth. These specimens weigh around 34 tons and 20 meters long. Whale sharks are commonly seen when they are between 3 and 12 meters, which is quite impressive. You will love to see the whale sharks moving slowly and gently. These giant creatures are harmless to humans. The whale sharks feed on plankton, microscopic animals, and algae. The Whale Sharks Have Teeth: Do you know the gentle giant- whale sharks have teeth? Are you scared? Do not worry! There is nothing to feel afraid of from the whale sharks. The whale sharks look toothless but have a large number of tiny bristle-like teeth that are spread over 300 rows per jaw.

  3. The Whale Sharks could Live Long: The average lifespan of whale sharks is estimated between 100 to 150 years. The oldest whale shark specimen recorded was about 70 years old. The Whale Sharks are Endangered Species: In 2002, CITES classified whale sharks as vulnerable species. Apart from some natural predators, like Orca and some opportunistic sharks, the greatest threat of the whale shark species is humans. The whale shark fins are considered a prized catch for humans. The Whale Shark Reproduction: There are three different modes of reproduction among sharks and fishes. Oviparous species lay eggs. Viviparous species give birth to live young. This form of reproduction is similar to mammals. There is a placental link between the mother and the developing embryo through which it gets the nutrients.

  4. Ovoviviparous species give birth to live young but have a different method of internal nourishment. In this type of reproduction, the initial development of the embryo occurs within an egg, where it gains nutrients from the yolk. The embryo emerges from the egg but still stays inside the mother till the birth La Paz is the Best Place to see the Whale Sharks: The gentle giant- whale sharks are found in the warm tropical and temperate waters of La Paz, located on the Baja California peninsula. There is no way you will miss the whale shark adventure in La Paz experience. The biodiversity of La Paz attracts a high number of whale sharks. La Paz water body is home to one of the large concentrations of whale sharks in the world. It proves to be the best destination for scuba divers, snorkeling enthusiasts, and marine biologists. To book a private charter, Liveaboard exploratory cruises, or an exciting whale shark La Paz excursion, contact Baja Whale Shark & Baja Charters today.

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