A rare ocean sunfish has washed up on a beach in Oregon. But even at five feet long, the animal is still “relatively small” compared to other members of its species. That’s according to the ...

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is known to reach more than twice the maximum weight of the ocean sunfish (M. mola), for which it is commonly mistaken. Both are elusive species, making data about them scarce. "These findings not ...

Identified as an ocean sunfish by experts, the 1.8m-long specimen was first spotted by a group of fishermen driving along the sand. At first, they mistook it for a large piece of driftwood ...

This Facebook user's anti-ocean sunfish rant got a run for its money from a ocean sunfish lover. Credit: Cultura/REX/Shutterstock You must have seen it by now, but ...

“Is it real?” one follower asked. A valid question. California’s Monterey Bay Aquarium describes the Mola mola, or ocean sunfish, as something that “looks like the invention of a mad ...

The ocean sunfish, which looks like it’s missing the rear half of its body, is popular for its appearance among admirers of sea creatures. It lacks ribs like its relative, the pufferfish ...

The ocean sunfish can grow up to 3.3 metres in length, weigh up to 2 tonnes, and are one of the heaviest known bony fishes in the world.

SHIMONOSEKI, Yamaguchi Prefecture--A sociable ocean sunfish that clearly missed its human audience and fell sick during renovations perked up after officials set up human cutouts at its aquarium here.

A trip to show visitors around St Croix Island in Algoa Bay, Eastern Cape, turned into the sighting of a lifetime for skipper Jake Keeton when they saw an ocean sunfish weighing about 500kg ...

The sunfish family includes the world's largest living bony fish, comprising three genera and five species. The study found that species of ocean sunfish exhibit resource partitioning, relying on food ...