The legendary oarfish, often called the “doomsday fish,” has been spotted multiple times across global waters within a short period. Oarfish normally live deep in the ocean and are rarely seen near the surface. Key Facts: • Oarfish sightings occurred four times in 20 days • Found in different global ocean regions • Can grow over 30 feet long • Live at extreme ocean depths • Rarely surface under normal conditions • Sightings often linked to folklore • Scientists study links to ocean conditions Wh

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A group of tourists spotted this enormous oarfish in Mexico's Sea of Cortes. | National Geographic

A once in a lifetime sighting of a juvenile oarfish 😍 Usually found in deeper parts of the ocean, this 'sword-like' fish was found dancing in the shallows of Opal Reef on the Great Barrier Reef by Master Reef Guides, Tahn Miller and his colleague Marine Biologist Jorja Gilmore 🐠 ☀️ A true ocean treasure, this sighting is only the second one in Australia to be recorded 🙌 💦 To have your own guided marine encounter in Explore Tropical North Queensland, check out our blog. - https://bit.ly/3yzpw