Kiliii Yuyan Photographer

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Kiliii Yuyan

There are few experiences to remind one of how small they are in the world, and swimming with a whale shark over Australia's Ningaloo Reef is one. Tightly regulated swimming with both whale sharks and humpback whales has created a low-impact tourist industry that supports conservation and prevents overtourism.

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