Jun's actions were recorded in their entirety and sent to the experts. He had already done similar things several times, but still without success.

Are you... just trying to cause trouble?

No, he's looking for his partner.

This is something that can't be brought up at all.

Time passed slowly. About seven or eight days had passed since the last full moon. The whale sharks that had come to taste the fish eggs returned to this area with great tacit understanding. And unsurprisingly, they saw the baby whale sharks watching them from the front.

That's really strange.

Everyone was wondering about it, but not a single whale shark went up to interact with the little whale shark. Most of them didn't even look at it, didn't even give it a glance, and just swam past.

Jun had been lingering in this sea area for several days, and naturally noticed these suddenly appearing unfamiliar presences. He watched as the whale sharks in the distance all gathered in one direction, and suddenly became curious.

What are they trying to do?

Most of these whale sharks were already adults or in their sub-adult stage, a rare sight indeed.

Especially for a lone wolf like the whale shark, Jun, filled with curiosity, followed slowly at the back, while also paying attention to the situation around him, wondering what was going on.

The moon was bright that night, and although it wasn't perfectly round, it was bright enough to make the surface of the sea much clearer.

It seemed they were almost at their destination. Jun could sense many unfamiliar whale shark scents, which reminded him of the time he spent with his mother, when dozens of baby whale sharks were together.

Their breaths were mixed together, creating a very chaotic situation.

After following the parade for a while, under the moonlight, Jun Qi could see clearly what they were doing. Ahead were several rocky areas and some coral reefs, where whale sharks were eating the eggs of Brazilian snapper.

It turns out it was eating.

Jun stared blankly at the scene, about to turn and leave, but suddenly a voice in his heart stopped him, a suggestion that he should stay here.

Don't leave here.

Jun circled around these rocky areas, his huge tail whipping out a beautiful splash of water that was particularly noticeable in the night sky.

The little fish he's looking for is right here.

He suddenly had a firm idea.

Is it among those whale sharks that eat fish eggs?

Jun glanced at them, and subconsciously rejected the idea. No way.

Because these whale sharks are simply too old.

He was only four years old, and he thought the other person should be around the same age.

—Um, some of the information about whale sharks in this story was found by the author online. Due to time constraints and the limited information available about whale shark habits, some parts were fabricated by the author based on shark habits and plot requirements (after all, whale sharks are a type of shark). Please don't take them too seriously.

For example, regarding their migration routes, I only know that they move between temperate and tropical waters. I don't know if they go to the Arctic or anything like that. So Junjun's behavior is typical. Also, the time he defeated the killer whale was only because he was Junjun. Under normal circumstances, whale sharks should not be able to defeat killer whales and would very likely become killer whale food.

The behavior of eating fish eggs is also observed in whale shark groups. I don't know if all whale sharks do this, but that's the premise of this article. Just enjoy it for fun, as this point is too vague.