Whale Shark Saved

According to a reader Saied, the whale shark thats been stranded at Marina Crescent for a week now was saved. They were able to place the whale shark onto a marine parachute bed like device and then pull the whale shark out to sea where it was then set free. Around 15 divers took park in this rescue which lasted around 9 hours. Saied will be sending me pictures and once I get them will post them here.

Update: Got the pictures, check them out below. Thanks Saied!


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  1. M3T4L says:

    park ? the K is no where near the T … =]

  2. billq8 says:

    GOOD!..I was starting to feel bad for the shark because its so huge and it was stranded in a tiny place compared to the shark….i would die if i had to spend a whole week in my room compared to the shark

  3. AndyQ8 says:

    Excellent!

    Well done to everyone involved.

  4. Omsheikha says:

    Woohoo!

  5. shibi says:

    Good job. Free at last!

  6. punky says:

    It’s great to hear that this lovely creature was saved!

  7. Micky says:

    Fantastic, congratulations and thank you to all who gave their time and expertise to helping this whale shark !!!

  8. ohyeah says:

    ok….i wish they took it far far from kuwait…….cuz im enjoying the beach these days….and im not interested in meeting the shark personally

  9. saied says:

    No Problem Mark!

  10. Areej says:

    TRIPLE YAY! I was starting to get worried! Great job everyone! Now that is a happy story. Lets have a LOT more of those please!! xx

  11. Stafa says:

    I bet the whale was going all like ‘hey wtf is going on?!’

  12. ariston says:

    Excellent job guys! :)

  13. TweeZ says:

    I wonder what it eats….

  14. Melz says:

    Gr8 job to all dos involved… im so happy that the whale shark was saved n has gone bak to its home…. hope she lives a 100 years…
    3 cheers to the rescuers!!!

  15. fns says:

    TweeZ: It feeds on phytoplankton, macro-algae, plankton, krill and small nektonic life, such as small squid or vertebrates.

    ohyeah: This kind of sharks is harmless and doesn’t hurt humans.

    I am glad that it’s finally freed but i will be missing it :D

  16. 6umasha says:

    mskeeen :P 9aduuh ….hehehehe


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