It may look like something out of a sci-fi movie, but the Ocean sunfish (also known as the mola) is an actual creature! These massive beasts can be found in both temperate and tropical oceans ...

The discovery of an ocean sunfish, also known as a mola mola, was made at The Warren beach in Folkestone yesterday (Saturday). Pictures taken by Belinda Stuart-Moonlight were met with hundreds of ...

It's believed to have later washed back into the ocean, Ms Grzelak said. Ocean sunfish, or Mola mola, are the world's heaviest bony fish species and can be found in temperate marine waters ...

It's believed to have later washed back into the ocean, Ms Grzelak said. Ocean sunfish, or Mola mola, are the world's heaviest bony fish species and can be found in temperate marine waters ...

The species - Mola mola - is the largest bony fish and ... but they are rare at this time of the year," she said. The ocean sunfish is the world's largest bony fish The fish swim down to depths ...

These large ocean sunfish can get stranded in shallow waters when the tide goes out, according to the New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance. Photo by the New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance ...

Since 2000, Thys and her colleagues have been traveling the world's oceans studying the giant ocean sunfish (mola). Though these fish can grow more than ten feet (three meters) long and weigh over ...

The ocean sunfish, which looks like it’s missing the rear half of its body, is popular for its appearance among admirers of sea creatures. It lacks ribs like its relative, the pufferfish ...