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Whale shark (rhyncodon typus) filter feeding in the surface, underwater view, Isla Mujeres, Mexico
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The Whale shark is a slow-moving filter feeder and can grow up to 12.65 meters or 41.50 feet.
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View of a mantaray swimming along a reef, Zavora, Mozambique
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Orange Sea Pen macro photographed in the cold water 47F at a depth of 50ft in southern British Columbia.
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Basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus), underwater view, Baltimore, Cork, Ireland
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Whale shark (rhyncodon typus) filter feeding in the surface, underwater view, Isla Mujeres, Mexico
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Whale shark (rhyncodon typus) filter feeding in the surface, underwater view, Isla Mujeres, Mexico
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An assortment of some of the animals, sponges and microbes of the Cambrian seas of Earth's history.
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The Vauxia gracilenta sponge lived in Cambrian seas and its fossils can be found in Burgess shale deposits in Canada.
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A collection of various aquatic animals that lived during the Devonian Period of Earth's history.
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The Chancelloria pentacta sponge lived in Cambrian seas and its fossils can be found in Burgess shale deposits in Canada.
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Whale sharks are the largest shark in the ocean but feed on the smallest plankton creatures.
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Photographed at 70ft deep off the Gulf Islands of Southern British Columbia
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The Whale shark is a slow-moving filter feeder and is found in tropical ocean waters.
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Closeup of a christamas tree worm on tropical coral reef
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Sea Pen photographed at 15 meters deep off Horny Island in British Columbia
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