Sir Richard Branson Swims With Whale Sharks In Gulf Of Mexico

Newsweek 2019-08-28

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Whale sharks used to be fished at alarming rates, but since the discovery of a migration pattern for whale sharks near Isla Mujeres, local fisherman have switched from fishing to conservation through tourism.
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