Whale sharks, the largest living fish species, are classified as endangered species on the IUCN Red List. Over the past 75 years, their population has decreased by more than 50% worldwide and up to 63% in specific regions like Indonesia. A group of researchers recently revealed that a significant number of whale sharks in Indonesian waters are suffering from injuries caused by human activities. From water pollution to boat collisions, these magnificent marine creatures are facing a multitude of threats in their natural habitat.
Pity, Most Whale Sharks in Indonesia Are Injured Due to Human Activities
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