Explaining The Ocean on Instagram: "The whale shark is the largest fish in the world, yet it’s often called a “gentle giant” of the oceans. Despite growing up to 40 feet long, these massive filter-feeders survive mainly on plankton, small fish, and krill, swimming with their huge mouths open to sieve food from the water. Their spotted skin patterns are unique to each individual, like fingerprints, making them easy to identify in the wild. Whale sharks are found in warm, tropical seas across the

The Big Cats Empire on Instagram: "This is how massive Bengal tigers are: they are the largest and heaviest feline species on Earth, with the average male weighing between 198–209 kg, and exceptional individuals reaching 260–280 kg, though such cases are extremely rare. They are only slightly shorter than lions at the withers (about 99 cm, or 1 m) and are essentially the same length (180–190 cm from nose to the base of the tail). According to Tigers 101 from National Geographic, tigers are heavi

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