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Whale shark Milo sets world record for longest tracked movement

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Milo, a whale shark, has set a new world record for the longest documented movement by a shark, traveling over 34,000 miles. This remarkable journey, tracked over nearly a decade through multiple re-tagging events, highlights the extensive and adaptable range of whale sharks. AI

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Whale shark Milo sets world record for longest tracked movement

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Melissa Cristina Márquez, Contributor ·

    Milo The Whale Shark Breaks World Record After Traveling 34,000 Miles

    Milo the whale shark has now been tracked across more than 34,000 miles, setting a record for the longest movement record ever documented for a shark. Retagged five times over nearly a decade, his travels reveal just how enormous and flexible a whale shark’s world can be.

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