Rare ‘Doomsday’ Fish Slithers into La Jolla Waters ...Middle East

Group of kayakers and snorkelers finding a dead oarfish in La Jolla’s waters this past weekend. Courtesy of the Michael Wang, one of those who discovered the fish. A team of kayakers and snorkelers in La Jolla Cove found an incredibly rare deep sea-fish dead in the water over the weekend. The oarfish has a history as unique as its unusual ribbon-like body that can stretch up to 36 feet. In Japanese legend, the fish is known as an omen of earthquakes, leading to its moniker as a “doomsday fish.” Both of these factors have led to sea monster legends over time. Despite observations suggesting their distribution from the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean to Topanga Beach in Southern

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