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Stock images: Ocean sunfish, Mola mola
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Ocean sunfish, Mola mola, basking close to the surface. Picture shows eyes, mouth, dorsal and anal fin clearly visible as is complete absence of tail (caudal) fin. The ocean sunfish is believed to be the heaviest bony fish (Osteichthyes), with one individual weighing 2235kg (4927lb) recorded. It can grow up to 3 metres (10ft) in length. Ocean sunfish also hold the record for the maximum number of eggs produced by a vertebrate animal, a medium sized female may carry 300 million eggs in her ovary. Sunfish feed primarily on jellyfish, salps and planktonic animals. Image taken South devon, UK. Ocean sunfish, Mola mola, basking close to the surface. Picture shows eyes, mouth, dorsal and anal fin clearly visible as is complete absence of tail (caudal) fin. The ocean sunfish is believed to be the heaviest bony fish (Osteichthyes), with one individual weighing 2235kg (4927lb) recorded. It can grow up to 3 metres (10ft) in length. Ocean sunfish also hold the record for the maximum number of eggs produced by a vertebrate animal, a medium sized female may carry 300 million eggs in her ovary. Sunfish feed primarily on jellyfish, salps and planktonic animals. Image taken South Devon, UK.  
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Ocean sunfish, Mola mola, basking close to the surface. Picture shows eyes, mouth, dorsal and anal fin clearly visible as is complete absence of tail (caudal) fin. The ocean sunfish is believed to be the heaviest bony fish (Osteichthyes), with one individual weighing 2235kg (4927lb) recorded. It can grow up to 3 metres (10ft) in length. Ocean sunfish also hold the record for the maximum number of eggs produced by a vertebrate animal, a medium sized female may carry 300 million eggs in her ovary. Sunfish feed primarily on jellyfish, salps and planktonic animals. Image taken South Devon, UK.
Ocean sunfish, Mola mola, basking close to the surface. Picture shows eyes, mouth, dorsal and anal fin clearly visible as is complete absence of tail (caudal) fin. The ocean sunfish is believed to be the heaviest bony fish (Osteichthyes), with one individual weighing 2235kg (4927lb) recorded. It can grow up to 3 metres (10ft) in length. Ocean sunfish also hold the record for the maximum number of eggs produced by a vertebrate animal, a medium sized female may carry 300 million eggs in her ovary. Sunfish feed primarily on jellyfish, salps and planktonic animals. Image taken South Devon, UK.
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Keywords: Ocean sunfish; Mola mola; basking; surface; mouth; dorsal fin; anal fin; heaviest bony fish; Osteichthyes; 2235kg; 4927lb; 3 metres; 10ft; drifting; Devon; English Channel; Southwest; england; UK
Keywords: Ocean sunfish; Mola mola; basking; surface; mouth; dorsal fin; anal fin; heaviest bony fish; Osteichthyes; 2235kg; 4927lb; 3 metres; 10ft; drifting; Devon; English Channel; Southwest; england; UK
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Colin Munro Photography, marine, underwater and commercial photography, advertising, surf photography, yacht photography, ship photography, design photography, portrait photography, fine art photography, band and music photography, artist and promotional photography, stock photography. Photographer based in Exeter, Devon, Southwest UK, working Worldwide