Oarfishes
Oarfishes are long, slender, deep-sea fish with elongated bodies and bright, silvery scales. They are known for their distinctive red fins and lengthy, ribbon-like dorsal fin that runs the length of their bodies. Oarfishes are typically found in tropical and temperate waters around the world and are the largest bony fish species, with some individuals reaching lengths of up to 50 feet. These elusive creatures are rarely seen alive, often surfacing only when sick or injured, which has led to various myths and legends surrounding their appearance.