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- Whale sharks can be identified by their12345:
- Distinctive spotted pattern of white dots and stripes on a dark gray or brown background1345
- Unique checkerboard pattern of light spots and transverse bars on their back and sides2
- Broad and flat head with a short snout2
- Mouth near the tip of the snout2
- Five large pairs of gills3
- Dark grey skin with a white belly marked with an arrangement of pale grey or white spots and stripes that is unique to each individual3
- Light vertical and horizontal stripes that form a checkerboard pattern on a dark background, and light spots that mark the fins and dark areas of the body4
- Titanic size5
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- Characteristics & Appearance The distinctive spotted pattern of whale sharks, which consists of white dots and stripes on a dark gray or brown background, makes them easy to identify. ...
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- 1. Back and sides marked with unique checkerboard pattern of light spots and transverse bars
- 2. Head is broad and flat with a short snout
- 3. Mouth is near the tip of the snout
- 4. Sides have three prominent ridges
www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/discover-fish/species-p…Whale sharks have five large pairs of gills. Their skin is dark grey with a white belly marked with an arrangement of pale grey or white spots and stripes that is unique to each individual. The skin can be up to 15 cm (5.9 in) thick and is very hard and rough to the touch.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whale_sharkMost specimens that have been studied, however, weighed about 15 tons (about 14 metric tons) and averaged about 12 metres (39 feet) in length. The body coloration is distinctive. Light vertical and horizontal stripes form a checkerboard pattern on a dark background, and light spots mark the fins and dark areas of the body.www.britannica.com/animal/whale-sharkThe whale shark can be easily identified by its titanic size and its distinctive coloration with patterns of light spots and stripes on a blue to gray background.seaworld.org/animals/facts/cartilaginous-fish/whal… - People also ask
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