ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月21日 19時00分

Photograph by @PaulNicklen // The relationship between wildlife-based conservation and tourism is a complex one - one that the popular island of Isla Mujeres knows well. Hundreds of whale sharks congregate these warm, tropical waters every summer to feed on plankton and fish spawn. As filter feeders, these docile giants jut out their sizeable jaws and passively filter everything in their path near the waters surface. #FollowMe as @Cristina Mittermeier and I, along with @Sea_Legacy, explore the potential ramifications of dealing with hundreds of tourists, and their boats, in these feeding grounds. #Ocean #Conservation #Tourism #Underwater #WhaleShark #Mexico

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• Cristina Mittermeier
• PaulNicklen
• Sea_Legacy