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Whale Shark in its natural African habitat — wildlife safari photography
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Whale Shark

Rhincodon typus

The gentle giant of the ocean — the largest fish on Earth at up to 18 metres

Habitat

Tropical and warm temperate oceans worldwide

Diet

Filter feeder

Lifespan

70–130 years (estimated)

Weight

Up to 20,000 kg

About the Whale Shark

The whale shark is the largest fish in the ocean, growing up to 18 metres long and weighing up to 20 tonnes. Despite their enormous size, whale sharks are gentle filter feeders that pose no threat to humans — swimming alongside one is one of the most awe-inspiring wildlife encounters on Earth. The waters off Mafia Island and the Tanzanian coast experience seasonal whale shark aggregations (typically October–March) as these gentle giants follow plankton blooms. Their distinctive spotted pattern — unique to each individual like a fingerprint — makes them easy to identify and track for research.

Habitat & Diet

Habitat

Tropical and warm temperate oceans worldwide — pelagic and coastal

Diet

Filter feeder — plankton, fish eggs, krill, small fish, and squid

Lifespan

70–130 years (estimated)

Weight

Up to 20,000 kg (20 tonnes)

Best Viewing Locations

  • Mafia Island (Tanzania)
  • Tofo Beach (Mozambique)
  • Zanzibar (seasonal)

Fascinating Facts About Whale Shark

01

Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world — up to 18 metres and 20 tonnes

02

Their spotted pattern is unique like a human fingerprint — used to identify individuals

03

They can filter over 6,000 litres of water per hour through their massive mouths

04

Despite their size, whale sharks eat only tiny plankton and fish eggs

05

They can live over 100 years — making them one of the longest-lived fish species

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