Pair of whale sharks at Osaka aquarium

Pair of whale sharks at Osaka aquarium

Photo taken July 22, 2016, shows a pair of whale sharks swimming in a tank at Kaiyukan, an aquarium in Osaka, on the day they were unveiled to the public. The 4.3-meter-long male fish named "Kai" was caught in June 2015 in waters off the southwestern prefecture of Kochi and was transferred to the aquarium. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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