When going fishing, every fisherman dreams of catching a big fish. But what if the photography turns out to be something completely inexplicable and even distorted? That’s what happened to a sea fisherman who recently caught a giant blue fish with a strange face.

The incident occurred in waters off the coast of Japan, where fishermen do not normally go fishing. He was hoping to catch some tuna or yellowtail, but what came out of the water left him stunned. The fish is very large and has a blue color on its body. But it was that face that confused the fisherman: it didn’t look like anything he had ever seen before.

The fish has a large, round head with a seal that seems to be always smiling. He also has two small eyes on either side of his head that look almost comical. The fisherman was excited when he saw this creature and quickly took pictures before releasing it into the water.

The photo was quickly posted to social networks and many people speculated what type of fish this could be. Some say it was a type of anglerfish, while others think it could have been a goblin shark. But marine physiologists have confirmed that the fish is actually a species of sunfish called Mola мola.

Sunfish are a fascinating species that can grow up to 10 feet long and weigh more than 5,000 pounds. They are known for their slender appearance, flattened body, and elongated ʋela-like dorsal fin. Although they may seem strange, sunfish are harmless to humans and feed mainly on jellyfish.

Despite the fisherman’s excitement at catching the giant blue sunfish, you are lucky to have had such a wonderful experience. People often do not see sunfish because they usually live in deep ocean waters. That this photo was taken so close to the surface is a testament to the ever-changing nature of our oceans and the fascinating creatures that call them home.