A new study has revealed that two bays in Indonesia serve as year-round hotspots for endangered whale sharks, challenging previous beliefs about their seasonal presence. Researchers tracked 70 whale sharks over a decade, providing critical insights into their migration patterns and habitat use. This discovery could significantly impact conservation efforts for the species.

Two bays in Indonesia are hotspots for endangered whale sharks, who frequent their waters year-round and not seasonally as previously thought, a new study has revealed. The research tracked 70 whale sharks over a decade, shedding new light on their migration habits.