In a rare incident that raised the interest of scientists and legends, a huge padded fish, known as “Fish on the Day of Resurrection”, was swept to Ucen Beach, near the town of Streetan, on the western coast, Australia.
This fish is one of the tallest fish in the world, as it can reach eight meters in length, and usually lives in depths ranging between 150 and 1000 meters below the sea, which makes seeing an exceptional event.
In the details, according to the Mirror website, a woman named Sebel Robertson discovered the fish during a picnic with her dog, when she noticed a eagle hovering over the beach, which raised her curiosity.
Upon approaching, she was surprised by the unique fish with bright colors and distinctive signs around her head.
She took pictures of her and participated in a scientific group on social media, where she was identified as a mujahaf fish.
The Commonwealth Organization for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIRO) was contacted to collect fish samples before the birds feed on them.
In Japanese culture, this fish is known as “Ryogo No Tsukai”, and is considered a harbinger of natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunami.
This legend dates back to previous notes, as several mujahid fish were found on the Japanese beaches before the 2011 Tuoku earthquake, which killed more than 20,000 people.
However, scientists indicate that there is no scientific evidence linking the appearance of the paddle fish with natural disasters.
It is believed that its appearance on the surface may be the result of environmental or health conditions that affect its behavior, such as changes in temperatures or pollution.
