The week’s most viewed stories Mar 7 2008

The most popular stories on Earth-Touch in the past week (from Friday 29 February to Thursday 06 March 2008) were:

Number 1

The world’s largest fish moves deceptively quickly. We follow an individual whale shark heading south, down the eastern coast of Southern Africa. This has been the most popular story on www.earth-touch.com for the third week in a row.

Number 2

Ray sucks up food in sand flurry

Elsewhere on the reef, seaweed-like scorpionfish lie camouflaged and a turtle seems to be sleeping in a cave.

Number 3

Blacktip shark gang investigates

In a column of warm blue water, these lithe and shining creatures swim in formations.

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Tags: aliwal shoal, blue, camouflage, cave, coast, fish, food, kwazulu-natal, ray, reef, sand, scorpionfish, south africa, swim, turtle, water, whale

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