Doomsday fish: A Rare

A Rare ‘ Doomsday’ Fish Is Spotted Swimming in Mexico Oarfish are rarely documented by scientists, but one was seen this month by a group visiting a beach in Mexico. Discover the truth about the giant oarfish, from ancient myths to modern science. Learn about its 'Doomsday Fish' reputation and the surprising facts about this deep-sea enigma. ‘ Doomsday Fish ’: Here Are All The Sightings Tamil Nadu Sighting Kicks Off Global Oarfish Wave In late May 2025, the first recorded sighting of the year occurred off the coast of Tamil Nadu, India. Local fishermen caught a massive oarfish nearly 30 feet (9 meters) long. It took seven men to lift the deep-sea creature for a photo, which quickly went viral online, marking the start of a series of unusual global appearances. About Doomsday Fish : Scientific Name: Regalecus glesne Common Name: Oarfish, Doomsday Fish Distribution: Found in deep-sea waters of the Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans. Habitat: Lives at depths of 200-1,000 meters, near continental slopes and oceanic trenches. Physical & Biological Features: Size: The longest bony fish in the world, reaching up to 11 meters. Appearance: Ribbon-like, shimmering silver body with red dorsal fins running its length. Diet: Feeds on krill, plankton, and ...