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Scientists put cameras on whale sharks for the first time and saw something they'd never seen before
Animal-borne cameras have revealed that the world's largest fish spends far more time feeding below the surface than scientists realized.
Live Science — 30 July 2026
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Animal-borne cameras have revealed that the world's largest fish spends far more time feeding below the surface than scientists realized.
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