Speculation are abuzz on social media after a massive oarfish washed ashore on Ocean Beach near Strahan in Australia's Tasmania. The rare fish often dubbed the "doomsday fish" was spotted by a local Sybil Robertson during her beach walk on Monday, June 2. Estimated to be about three metres long, is a deep-sea creature known to be the harbinger of disaster. As per a Japanese folklore appearance of oarfish near shorelines signifies impending natural disasters, particularly earthquakes and tsunamis. ‘Doomsday Fish’ in Tamil Nadu: Fishermen Catch Rare Oarfish, Video Goes Viral.
‘Doomsday’ Fish in Australia:
Huge ‘Doomsday’ oarfish washes up on Tasmania’s coast
A rare deep-sea creature — long considered a harbinger of disaster in legend — found ashore. Even this juvenile hints at 400+ kg giants lurking below
What’s rising from the deep? pic.twitter.com/Z5SUhns05V
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