A massive species of endangered shark ... their mouths open to collect food, and "active suction feeding," drawing water into their mouths and expelling it through their gills. Whale sharks ...

Rarely seen by humans, it measures around 5.2 m (17 ft) long and is the smallest of the three extant filter-feeding sharks alongside the relatively larger whale ... its mouth wide open, filtering ...

A company in Shenyang announced in August that it had produced the world's first intelligent robotic whale shark that could swim, float, dive, open and close its mouth. The bionic shark was nearly ...

Shortly after, an adult male whale shark appeared and followed about 6.5 to 10 ten feet behind the female. “The male was observed to open its mouth and lunge forward towards the caudal fin of ...

Whale sharks are also endangered ... and watched as “the male was observed to open its mouth and lunge forward towards the caudal fin of the female,” according to the study.

"Our knowledge of adult whale sharks, particularly their reproductive ... "The male was observed to open its mouth and lunge forward towards the caudal fin of the female. The male shark increased ...

Whale sharks (Rhincodon typus ... “The male was observed to open its mouth and lunge forward towards the caudal fin of the female,” the authors write in the study. “The male shark increased ...