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"Now, That's A Mouthful:
A Whale Shark has more than 3,000 teeth, but each is less than 1/8 inch long.",
"A Whale of a Shark:
A Whale Shark weighs about 90,000 pounds. It is the largest fish in the world, while the Basking Shark is the second largest fish. ",
"Why Chew?
The Whale shark doesn’t use its 3,000 teeth.
It is a filter feeder and sieves its food through its large gills as it swims with its mouth open.
When feeding it takes in large amounts of prey enriched water, swallows the prey and expels the excess water through its gill slits.",
"Drinks Like a Fish:
The Whale shark can ingest over 1,500 gallons of water every hour.",
"Gentle Giant:
The Whale shark can weigh up to 15 tons and measure 46 feet long.
The average size though, is about 25 feet long, and females tend to be larger than males. ",
"Big and Slow:
Whale sharks are slow swimmers, only reaching speeds of 5 miles per hour.",
"Big Mouth:
The Whale shark’s mouth can measure up to 4 feet wide.",
"Thick Skinned:
The Whale shark has distinctive light-yellow markings, which are made up of random stripes and dots, and a dark-gray skin up to 4 inches thick.",
"Face Front:
The Whale shark's huge mouth is located at the front of its head, unlike other sharks."];