Dive into the secrets of the sea's longest bony fish!
Oarfish are the longest bony fish, reaching lengths of up to 36 feet!
They live in the deep ocean, typically between 200 to 1,000 meters below the surface.
With ribbon-like bodies and shiny, silver scales, they look like underwater serpents!
Oarfish are rarely seen alive as they dwell in deep waters.
In ancient times, they were thought to be sea serpents or harbingers of earthquakes.
They feed on tiny plankton, krill, and small squid.
Despite their size, little is known about their life cycle and behavior, leaving scientists intrigued.
Sightings are rare, making them one of the ocean's most mysterious creatures.
Oarfish remain a deep-sea enigma, continuing to fascinate explorers and scientists alike.