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54,700 Km in 10 Years Between the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico: a Whale Shark Literally Swam Further than Any Shark Followed Before It

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An animal disappears without noise, no one is really worried about it: it is the risk that silently awaits the whale sharks, a threatened species that is still unknown. Yet, a male nicknamed Milo has just jostled this indifference. Followed for ten years, he travelled 54,700 kilometers between the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, [...]
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An animal disappears without noise, no one is really worried about it: it is the risk that silently awaits the whale sharks, a threatened species that is still unknown. Yet, a male nicknamed Milo has just jostled this indifference. Followed for ten years, he travelled 54,700 kilometers between the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico, [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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