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May 3, 2015

Event

Whale Shark (Rhincodon typus)

20 km

10 mi

© Mapbox © OpenStreetMap

Near San Diego, California

DMS:	N 32º 39' 36.677" W 117º 21' 1.67"
Lat/Lng:	32.6601880757259 -117.350463867188

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Observation: Seen by SIO student Emily Callahan while out with SD Expeditions and Emily says the shark is pregnant. To see the video, click here

Whale shark in the Georgia Aquarium (Zac Wolf, 16 September 2006)

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Tom Okey Observer

Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Adjunct Associate Professor School of Environmental Studies

University of Victoria

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Okey, Tom. 2015. Whale Shark (Rhincodon typus). LEO Network (leonetwork.org). Accessed 5 June 2025.