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Can T he Oarfish are a large, elongated, pelagic fish found in temperate and tropical waters around the world but rarely seen by human eyes. They can grow up to 18 feet in length, with some reports of them reaching 35 and 50 feet, and reside in waters up to 1,000 feet deep. Oarfish are likely to be the source of many sea serpent myths such as the Lochness Monster, as specimens that have been seen on the sea surface swim with their head and ornate crown out of the water. The Japanese are in total belief that the appearance of an Oarfish washed up on a beach is a forewarning of an impending earthquake and tsunami. In Japan The Japanese are in total belief that the appearance of an Oarfish washed up on a beach is a forewarning of an impending earthquake and tsunami. the Oarfish is known as ryugu no tsukai or “Messenger from the Sea God’s Palace”. In the days preceding the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami which claimed more than 15,500 lives, 20 oarfish were found stranded on beaches in the area. Japan, however, is not the only location in the world that has witnessed this phenomena before a major earthquake. On the 13th of October, 2013, what was considered a once in a lifetime discovery of an 18 foot oarfish on Catalina Island of the coast of California was followed 5 days later by a second 14 foot 42
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