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Photo by Thomas Peschak @Thomas Peschak | The waters around the northern Galápagos islands of Wolf and Darwin are a shark paradise, and one of the few places in the world where mature whale sharks make regular appearances. In the depths off Darwin’s Arch, six-foot silky sharks are dwarfed as they rub up against 30-foot (plus) giants to dislodge parasites. Photographing this unique behavior while free diving was incredibly challenging; the currents were ripping like a freight train and whale sharks are fast, strong swimmers. For more photographs of these Galapagos ocean giants follow @Thomas Peschak

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cindyhamson1 Learning that bull sharks are hungry and will go after a shark caught in a fishing line And in shallow waters in Texas will go up to humans and

their_ocean_their_lives_ Beautiful breathtaking, no real words can describe how truly beautiful that Whaleshark is. #whalesharksrule

wny_country_girl I saw a whale shark when I was in Hawaii this spring, although not as big as this one! They are very cool.

estefaniadupeyron We have them visiting Mexico right now, and it is an incredible experience. Unbelievable ❤️

art_black_bird @dany.pilot un momento inesperado cuando un 319 se le acerca al 380 ?

voiceforsharks Incredible image ?? I love this post. Thanks for sharing!

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