No one knows this better than the pair of divers who came face-to-face with a massive Ocean Sunfish while diving off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

At first, experts thought it was just a "run of the mill ocean sunfish," known by the scientific name Mola mola, but now, they've learned it's something else — and rare.

Even if it's just to hate on said ocean sunfish. P.S. Good effort, Scout Burns, but nothing can compare to THIS guy's perplexed rant at seeing an ocean sunfish IRL. "It's a sea MONSTA!" ...

Ocean sunfish—like the one that washed up in Oregon this month—dive deep to forage for food, primarily jellyfish, squid, algae and crustaceans, per the Monterey Bay Aquarium.They also spend ...

An all-new species of ocean sunfish was just discovered that throws those expectations completely out of the window, weighing in at over two tons and making regular trips near the surface in order ...

Ocean sunfish, or Mola molas, are the heaviest bony fishes on the planet and can weigh nearly 5,000 pounds. (Sharks and rays, which can be heavier, do not have bones and are not in this category).

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The Seaside Aquarium says the fish is only a little over five feet, but Mola molas or ocean sunfish can get up to 10 feet and weigh as much as 5,000 pounds.

SHIMONOSEKI, Yamaguchi Prefecture--A sociable ocean sunfish that clearly missed its human audience and fell sick during renovations perked up after officials set up human cutouts at its aquarium here.

No one knows this better than the pair of divers who came face-to-face with a massive Ocean Sunfish while diving off the coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.