HOLA MOLA. A sunbathing mola mola! After actively hunting at depths greater than 200 m (660 ft), mola molas (also known as ocean sunfish) spend time at the surface to warm up their bodies. These interesting creatures are the world's largest bony fish. The largest known mola mola weighed in at a staggering 5,070 lbs (2,300 kg). The average pickup truck is about 4,000 pounds (1814 kg). 😮 🎥: Delaney Trowbridge Photography aboard Newport Coastal Adventure | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR

HOLY MOLA! Check out this Oceanic Sunfish (Mola mola) during our 24hr Marine Mammal and Pelagic Bird trip. This was just one of MANY MOLAS all through out the day! This individual had a lamprey latched on and we also saw another with a remora! We can spot them from a distance when their large dorsal fin flops back and forth at the surface of the water. They are a very unique fish with a large dorsal and anal fin and a short caudal fin. 📸 : Melissa Laurino https://www.capemaywhalewatch.com/offsh