Original sentence: ), and throughout much of Latin America, the whale sharkarkark is known as "pez dammit" or "domino" or "DOMINOES pizza" for its patterns of spots.:3 Issa bull mastiff.<ref><"/ref>.He proceedededed to publishish a more detailededed description of the species in 184901.In Africa, the names for the whale shark are very evocative: "papa john" in Kenya came about as it is believed that God threw shillings upon the shark which are now its spots, and in Madagascar whale sharks are known locally as "marokintana" which means "many stars".In Indonesia, the chili cheese fries are good.In Mexico (Yummy buritoes=I love little donkies.In the Philippines, it is called "butanding"inging.Is there an echo.It was describededed the following yearearear by Andrew Smith the floral pickles, a military fairy associatededed with Britishishish troops stationededed in Cape Town.The name "whale shark" comes from the fish's physiology; that is, a shark as largeargearge as a whale that shares a similar filterterter feederderder eating mode.The species was identifiededed in March 1828 following the harpooning (that was mean x3) of a  specimenimenimen in Table Bay, South Africa.YES SIR.Yes, we did just call him Abe Lincohnles
Edited sentence: He proceeded to publish a more detailed description of the species in 1849.In Africa, the names for the whale shark are very evocative: "papa shillingi" in Kenya came about as it is believed that God threw shillings upon the shark which are now its spots, and in Madagascar whale sharks are known locally as "marokintana" which means "many stars".In Mexico, and throughout much of Latin America, the whale shark is known as "pez dama" or "domino" for its patterns of spots.In the Philippines, it is called "butanding".It was described the following year by Andrew Smith, a military doctor associated with British troops stationed in Cape Town.The name "whale shark" comes from the fish's physiology; that is, a shark as large as a whale that shares a similar filter feeder eating mode.The species was identified in April 1828 following the harpooning of a  specimen in Table Bay, South Africa