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@BojjaRamadevishyamaiah
1 day ago
⚠️ Surfers Find 'Doomsday' Oarfish on Tourist Beach, Sparking Fears of Disaster
Two surfers have discovered a 'doomsday' oarfish on a tourist beach, raising fears of an impending natural disaster.
The marine creature, considered one of the longest fish in the ocean, was found lying on the sand while still alive.
The kindhearted surfers used their surfboards to guide the animal back toward the waves.
The oarfish, which appeared to have part of its tail missing, was then swept out to sea. However, it remains unclear whether the deep-sea fish survived.
Oarfish sometimes wash up on beaches after storms or when they suffer serious injuries.
They typically live at depths of up to 1,000 meters (3,280 feet), and sightings are rare.
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