Computers and Technology, 22.08.2019 20:40, ujusdied3912

Which question about whale sharks is nonscientific?
what do whale sharks eat?
how big is the average whale shark’s mouth?
does a whale shark like having a large mouth?
what happens to the water that enters a whale shark’s mouth?

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