Tracing the World's Largest Fish: Whale Sharks in Indonesian Waters
A 10-year tracking study reveals that whale sharks in Indonesia migrate across 13 countries and the high seas. The research, covering key habitats like Cenderawasih and Saleh bays, provides critical data for the conservation of this iconic marine megafauna.
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