Off the coast of Western Australia, where the waters of Ningaloo Reef shelter the ocean's largest fish, researchers have discovered that whale sharks are far more resourceful hunters than science had previously imagined. A team from the Australian Institute of Marine Science and Murdoch University, using cameras mounted on the sharks themselves, identified six feeding behaviours never before formally documented — bringing the total known foraging repertoire to twelve distinct strategies. Where other giant filter feeders like baleen whales and basking sharks rely on relatively fixed approaches,