Whale sharks do not have a specific sleeping pattern like many other animals; instead, they experience periods of rest while still swimming slowly. They are known to engage in a behavior called "yo-yo swimming," where they rise and descend in the water column, allowing them to rest while still maintaining buoyancy. This unique resting behavior typically occurs during the night, though they can also be active during the day. Overall, their sleep patterns are adapted to their need for constant movement and feeding.
whale sharks don't actually sleep like humans do. whale sharks like most fish just rest.
In the whale sharks family there are other whale sharks and other sharks
Whale Sharks are sharks
Whale sharks sleep in the bottom of your hot tub. Then when you go in it, they run away. Into the ground. And sometimes they nibble your toes. They taste gross though. They also watch you when you sleep. They laugh. :)
Whale sharks - like the majority of sharks - are cold blooded.
yes. Whale sharks are very rare.
No, Whale Sharks are docile filter-feeders.
There are 100,000 to 200,000 whale sharks left
They are Sharks, therefore a fish. Very, very big: Plankton eaters.
Whale Sharks are Sharks, but big as some whales.
No, Whale Sharks are not nocturnal.They are mostly active during the day
whale sharks have a steady diet of plankton all of their lives