Cei mai mari pești din lume au devenit o atracție turistică de senzație în țara faimoasă pentru insula Bali

In Indonesia, the village of Botubarani has transformed into a tourist hotspot due to whale sharks, attracting visitors eager to interact with these giant fish. Local resident Ansar Lasimpala now earns significantly more than he did as a fisherman, benefiting from the tourism boom. Whale sharks, which can grow up to 18 meters long, have become popular on social media, drawing tourists like Renee Westerbeek, who specifically chose the area for this unique experience. However, concerns arise regarding the impact of constant feeding on the sharks' natural behavior and health. Local conservationists emphasize the need for limits to ensure coexistence between humans and wildlife.