Should whale sharks be included in the Resorts World at Sentosa oceanarium? While, to the delight of animal activists, the management of RWS has noted that an alternative species to whale sharks would be considered, another group of singaporeans have come together on Facebook to support bringing whale sharks in.

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People use the internet every day for all sorts of stuff and its hardly a thought when they hit that "Enter" button . What if, however, you stopped and thought about the environmental consequences of that one harmless hit.

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It seems the whale shark is finally safe from the clutches of captivity, at least from Resorts World at Sentosa (RWS). After months of lobbying, animal activist groups SPCA, ACRES and Sea Shepherd have finally convinced the developers to scrap the idea of having a whale shark exhibit.

Click "Read More" to read up on the news report from The Straits Times.

The next time you decide to throw away your leftovers, pause and think about it. What are you really throwing away?

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Maybe then you'll think about what you really are throwing away.