Least Concern
Oarfish
Regalecus glesne
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About
The oarfish is a large, serpentine fish known for its long, ribbon-like body and bright silver color. It is one of the longest bony fish in the world and is rarely seen alive by humans.
Habitat
Deep waters of all major oceans
Diet
Carnivorous - fish and squid
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Fun Facts
- Oarfish can grow up to 36 feet (11 meters) in length, making them one of the longest bony fish.
- They are sometimes called 'sea serpents' due to their long, snake-like appearance.
- Oarfish are rarely seen alive and are often found dead or dying on beaches.
Conservation
StatusLeast Concern
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