Reuters: Locals, biologists face off over Philippine whale shark feeding

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Locals, biologists face off over Philippine whale shark feeding

Tan-awan, Philippines (Reuters) - Tan-awan, in the southern Philippines island of Cebu, used to be a sleepy village that never saw tourists unless they were lost or in transit. Yet now they flock there by the hundreds - to swim with whale sharks, the world's largest fish.<div class="feedflare">
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