In this video, the Georgia Aquarium researchers swim with whale sharks in Mexico, an adult male and watch the "vertical power", use of three dietary behaviors that whale sharks for their food filter microscopic plankton from the sea. The animal is almost motionless in the corner up and active in her mouth pumped thousands of gallons of water and food containing eggs of fish in this case that are too small to see and transparent. Twenty blacks filter mats on the floor andTaste, then remove the food that is ingested is out of the water that passes through the gills. Whale sharks use style vertical feed, particularly if food is abundant, as it is in the waters of Quintana Roo in this time of year. Georgia Aquarium, to determine the research on whale sharks in Mexico since 2004 as part of our collaboration in the Domino project, with the aim of whale sharks as are many in this region, where they come from, where they go,and what they do in the waters of the Yucatan. This information can be used to make a difference for wildlife in wild places, such as helped in 2009 when we became professionals employed by the Mexican government to collect, to determine the whale shark Biosphere Reserve, a sanctuary for whale sharks off the northern tip of the Yucatan Peninsula.
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