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By the Numbers
IUCN · WWF India · Wildlife Trust of India — International Whale Shark Day 2026
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The global whale shark population has declined over 50% in 75 years; the species is now ‘Endangered’. (WWF India)
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Whale sharks carry Schedule I protection under India’s Wildlife Protection Act — the highest legal safeguard for a species. (Wildlife Trust of India)
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Gujarat’s fishing communities have freed 850+ netted whale sharks in two decades, turning a hunting ground into a conservation model. (WTI)
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Global whale shark numbers are estimated at 119,000–238,000 — no precise count exists given their vast range. (EDGE of Existence)
International Whale Shark Day, 30 August
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