<p>In this episode of conservation lab, we examine why whale sharks are called filter feeders, and why shark sanctuaries exist. We also look at why plankton (microscopic plants, fish, and other marine life) play a key role in food systems and human health.</p>

In this episode of conservation lab, we examine why whale sharks are called filter feeders, and why shark sanctuaries exist. We also look at why plankton (microscopic plants, fish, and other marine life) play a key role in food systems and human health.

Whale Sharks are Filter Feeders | Conservation Lab #001

Conservation Lab explores topics in conservation and environmental science related to the preservation of aquatic ecosystems and wilderness areas with an emphasis on understanding the importance of biodiversity to human life.

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