Giant Fish Discovery in Australia Sparks Online Buzz

Strange sea creatures are often found along Australia's southern shores. Recently, the internet went wild after two fishermen stumbled upon a bizarre discovery near the Murray River mouth.

If you haven't heard of it yet, now's your chance: a mature sunfish was found, measuring up to 2.5 meters and weighing over 220 pounds (100 kg). This species, typically found near Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, has recently started appearing in other parts of the world, including the shores of Australia.

Steven Jones, one of the fishermen who found the creature, said the fish washed ashore and was photographed by astonished passersby.

Curious about sunfish? Here are some fascinating facts:

- Sunfish can grow up to three meters long and weigh up to 2.5 tons.

- Their dorsal fin resembles that of a shark, often leading to confusion.

- They are part of the bony fish group, and their Latin name is Mola.

- The fish's body looks like a fish head connected to a tail due to its flattened shape.

- Its dorsal and rear fins are wide and long.

- The sunfish primarily feeds on a diet of jellyfish.