Whale Sharks

By drawing vast amounts of water and pushing it out through its gills, what is left behind is food.

No, Whale Sharks are docile filter-feeders.

The whale shark is a filter feeder which, like baleen whales, eats small organisms such as krill, that it filters out of the water. Of course like all oceanic life, it drinks sea water.

yes

Yes there are according to the 2009 report and also hamerhead sharks and copper sharks. It appears they dont need warm water either and mostly have attacked divers.

A BABY SHARK IS called a Pup

shark section

Whale Sharks are sharks

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Maybe you mean whale sharks, with no e in sharks. If so, whale sharks are the biggest type of fish, let alone shark. They have huge mouths, like whales. They actually look a little like whales, which is where they got their name. They are not, however, whales. Whales are mammals, not fish.

Yes

the coloration of a whale shark is purple because of it's eyes

The blue whale can grow to 90-100 feet, and is nearly twice as long as either shark.

in the south pacific ocean

There are 100,000 to 200,000 whale sharks left

No, Whale Sharks are not nocturnal.They are mostly active during the day

The whale shark is the largest living shark, therefore, the largest fish.

basking shark

no its not dangerous u can eat it with ketchup

yes so save them!
A majority of these sharks are caught before they reach maturity at over 20 years of age. Because of overfishing and their demand as a delicacy in countries like China, Taiwan and much of Southeast Asia, they are considered to be a vulnerable species. So basically yes, Its endangered.

The Whale Sharks you adopt are adolescent, which means in 2-4 years game time it will be bigger. I advise you get ready to expand you tank, or release your whale shark into the wild before that time!

we do not know yet it has not ben dicoverd

a shark

Whale sharks rarely eat fish. They most often eat like whales (small stuff like plankton), hence the name "whale shark".