National Geographic: An 18-month long investigation. A bust. The discovery of illegal goods. It wasn't a drug sting or a gun-running operation bust. It was the rescue of two whale sharks, which were being held illegally in underwater cages off the coast of an island in eastern Indonesia.
The 12-foot long sharks, which may grow to be the size of a school bus, were immediately released into the ocean. They were lucky-an investigation from the Wildlife Conservation Society, a New York-based nonprofit that assisted Indonesian...