Ga. Aquarium Gets 2 New Whale Sharks

June 1, 2007 By DOUG GROSS , Associated Press Writer

(AP) -- Two new whale sharks arrived at the world's largest aquarium on Friday, about four months after one of its prized sharks died.



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