21.06.2026
This is the fish we focused on today: the whale shark, the largest fish in the world, and part of the shark family. (The photos are 'borrowed'.) Our last day on the Australian...


Published: 22.05.2026




























If anyone is wondering how the animals are actually found, they will find the answer below. --> Always follow this pattern:
Spotting Planes: Most operators use small light aircraft that search the Ningaloo Marine Park coastline early in the morning. From a bird's eye view, the huge, bright shadows of the whale sharks in the shallow water are easy to see.
Coordinates Announcement: Once the pilots have located a whale shark, they pass the exact GPS coordinates to the boats.
Spotter Swimmers: A so-called 'spotter swimmer' often enters the water before the main group to confirm the exact location and swimming direction of the shark.
