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Tagging the Largest Shark on Earth | Our Blue Planet | The Travel Edit

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The size of a school bus but in many ways a mystery, whale sharks continue to fascinate. Join a team of international scientists at a renowned marine sanctuary in Cabo Pulmo, Mexico and discover how we’re trying to better understand these remarkable creatures.

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Expedition Team:

Dr. Mauricio Hoyos: Managing Director, Pelagios Kakunja

Dr. James T. Ketchum: University of California, Davis, Graduate Student Researcher. Director of Conservation, Pelagios Kakunja

Andrea Asunsolo: Reseacher, Pelagios Kakunja

Dr. Simon Thorrold: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Senior Scientist - Biology

Manuel Castro: Local fisherman

Production Crew:

Director: David Hamlin

Director of Photography: Earl “Kip” Evans

Field Audio/2nd Camera: Rick Smith

Production Manager: Audrey Costadina

Editor: Ryan Quinn

Post Supervisor: Brian Golding

Executive Producer: Jennifer Hile

Creative Director: Mark Dalio

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