Taroko had lived at the aquarium for nearly two decades, where more than 43 million visitors had the chance to see him up ...

The Georgia Aquarium on Thursday announced the loss of Taroko, a whale shark that had lived at the facility since 2007.

GEORGIA (WHNT) — The Georgia Aquarium announced the death of one of its male whale sharks Thursday. The aquarium said its ...

Taroko, a male whale shark, lived at the Georgia Aquarium for nearly two decades and showed more than 43 million people "the ...

After he was rescued from a seafood market and brought to the Georgia Aquarium in 2007, Taroko the whale shark delighted millions of people who flocked to the facility to see the world’s biggest fish ...

The Georgia Aquarium announced the death of a whale shark that had been at the facility for nearly two decades.

Taroko, the aquarium’s male whale shark, was euthanized Wednesday night after his overall condition was deteriorating.

A beloved whale shark at Georgia Aquarium in the US named Taroko passed away this week due to deteriorating health. Taroko, ...

"Taroko showed more than 43 million people the majesty of his species over the nearly two decades he lived here," the ...

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The whale shark — a shark, not a whale — is the largest fish in the world, roughly the length of a city bus. Whale sharks ...

The aquarium is home to many amazing sea animals. Some of the species there aren’t visible at most other aquariums, such as the African penguins, beluga whale, tiger sharks, whale sharks, and more.