Pez remo, llamado del "fin del mundo", aparece en playas de Baja California
El avistamiento llama la atención porque esta especie vive en aguas profundas y muchos relacionan su emersión con terremotos
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Rare Oarfish Encounter at Balandra Beach
Oarfish Sighting at Balandra Beach: A Rare Encounter in La Paz, BCS A rare and exciting event unfolded recently at Balandra Beach in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico. A local resident, who wishes to remain anonymous, filmed a remarkable encounter with an oarfish, a deep-sea creature rarely seen near the shore. The video, which quickly gained popularity online, shows the oarfish swimming near the surface of the water. The filmer's excitement and surprise are evident, adding a captivating element to the footage. "I couldn't believe my eyes," the filmer stated, "It was so big and beautiful, right there in the shallows." The video has sparked interest in the local marine ecosystem and the oarfish's unexpected appearance. Experts suggest that unusual ocean currents might have brought the oarfish closer to the shore. This event highlights the beauty and mystery of the ocean's depths, reminding us of the wonders that lie beneath the surface.
¡Ay nanita! Captan al pez del fin del mundo en México y se desata el pánico
Playa Balandra en Baja California fue el destino donde se dejó ver el famoso pez remo
