+ Follow DONSOL RIVER Tag
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[Title] => Sorsogon LGU probes drop in whale shark sightings
[Summary] => The municipal government is trying to find out whether stress, warm climate, food and pollution at the Donsol River could have caused a drop in whale shark sightings.
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[Title] => SHARKEY’S MACHINE
[Summary] => Swimming with sharks is on my mind this week. Not the political variety or the office type; I’m talking real, live whale sharks. It’s an activity I recently tried in the tiny portside of Donsol, Sorsogon, where visitors with a few thousand pesos can still rent a boat and head out to the feeding waters of the majestic whale shark, known locally as butanding. Very few places in the world offer the chance to do this strange and wonderful thing.
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[Title] => Whale shark trapped in fish pen in Sugot Bay
[Summary] => SORSOGON CITY — A whale shark, which was forced to flee from inclement weather spawned by tropical storm "Egay", was trapped in a fish pen in Barangay Buenavista in Bacon District here Friday, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said yesterday.
Serafin Lacdang, Sorsogon BFAR provincial officer, said the whale shark measuring 35 feet was discovered by fishermen inside the fish pen about 300 meters from the shoreline off Sugot Bay at the Albay Gulf.
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DONSOL RIVER
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[Title] => Whale shark trapped in fish pen in Sugot Bay
[Summary] => SORSOGON CITY — A whale shark, which was forced to flee from inclement weather spawned by tropical storm "Egay", was trapped in a fish pen in Barangay Buenavista in Bacon District here Friday, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said yesterday.
Serafin Lacdang, Sorsogon BFAR provincial officer, said the whale shark measuring 35 feet was discovered by fishermen inside the fish pen about 300 meters from the shoreline off Sugot Bay at the Albay Gulf.
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