Mola molas are found in tropical and temperate seas, but prefer open water so divers rarely discover an opportunity to swim with them. But Cabo San Lucas, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of ...

When Timothy Manuelides went scuba diving North of Port Hardy in Canada, he came across something unexpected- two baby mola fish swimming together off the coast of British Columbia in Canada ...

Mola molas can weigh up to 5,000 pounds. The slow-moving fish looks like the "invention of a mad scientist" with a tiny mouth and big eyes that vanish into an even bigger body with a truncated ...

Mola molas can weigh up to 5,000 pounds. The slow-moving fish looks like the "invention of a mad scientist" with a tiny mouth and big eyes that vanish into an even bigger body with a truncated ...

A company that specializes in shark encounters off Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, shared footage Tuesday showing a large Mola mola swimming with divers. “One of the weirdest creatures in the ocean, THE ...

Hindman said that the photos show what appeared to be two different mola molas swimming on opposite ends of Chief Kiwanda Rock. However, she couldn’t say for certain that the fish were different.

Spectacular footage has captured a rare sunfish, that usually lives in tropical waters, swimming off the East Yorkshire coast.

Mola molas are found in tropical and temperate seas, but prefer open water so divers rarely discover an opportunity to swim with them.

What is the ocean sunfish? The ocean sunfish is the world's heaviest bony fish, not including stingrays or sharks. Mola molas can weigh up to 5,000 pounds.

While researching a story related to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, I stumbled across an Instagram page featuring recent posts involving massive alien-like sea creatures known as Mola molas. The accompanying ...