AND deep sea fisherman This was recently observed in shallow waters, in recent days the hearts of hundreds of thousands of social media users have captured – and the photographer who noticed him recently opened about the fate of creatures.
David Jara Boguñá, a sea photographer associated with Condrik Tenerife, a Spanish preservation organization, posted a video of a viral fishing on February 13th. The fish was documented that it was swimming vertically in shallow waters less than a mile than Tenerifa, the largest Spanish canary of the islands, earlier this month.
But threatening photos did not catch the right size of the fish, said Jara-because the creature of the deep sea was only two inches long.
“To start with the size…. A small fish was measuring no more than six inches,” he recalled. “She was more a black fretry than a black monster.”
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Deep sea fish was recently observed in shallow waters. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
“You asked me a lot, but at no point did it attack us,” Jara added. “I was more confused [by its presence] than anything else. “
“The second most important thing I want to clarify is that it was a female person, since males are not two, three centimeters long,” Jara continued, adding that the male fish also did not have bioluminiscent antennas.
The marine expert also discussed several reasons why a fish, which could live as much as 6,000 feet below the sea level, brought to the surface to the surface.
“There were a lot of hypotheses about it,” Jara admitted. “But the main ones would be if the animal was sick, the animal was rejected upstream or fled from the predator species.”
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The fish died shortly after it was shot in the video. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
The photographer also said that the predatory fish may have “swallowed a fish and that at the time of digestion, the gases could cause it to be lifted to the surface.”
In response to the millions of reactions that the video caused, Jara said he found a commentator’s reference on Climate change “Pretentious,” and also rejected the fear that the fish was the upcoming apocalypse.
Jara also confirmed that the fish had died shortly after it was recorded.
“Unfortunately, as many of you know, [anglerfish] He died and his body was donated to the Museum of Nature and The Archeology of Tenerife, “he noticed.
The clarification of the experts was followed by millions of social media users shed tears over the fate of fish. Initially, it is considered “the fuel of the nightmare”, the fishing has since inspired fans and poetry as people tried to imagine what its path from the deep sea had been to many, believing that she had intentionally traveled to see the light in the last moments.
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“I can’t talk now. Weeping over the fish,” wrote one Tictok user on a video that watched millions of times.
Fish inspired countless songs on social media because many mourn his death. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
“Something is deeply poetic in finding light after the life of darkness,” said a different user.
“All I ever do is cry on this damn application,” another wrote.
“Someone said she was blind and couldn’t see the light, but he probably felt the temp changing in the water and knew it,” said the fourth viewer. “So I cried.”
In the second Tictok video of fish with 1.6 million likes, one user wrote that she was personally inspired by the journal of the creature.
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“Because of her and her will to find the light I enrolled in school to get a diploma,” Tictok Customer wrote. “I’ll find my light like her.”
Some social media users were more inspired by the story of fish than others. (David Jara Boguna/Condrik Tenerife via Storyful)
Other social media users were less inspired by the video and emotional reactions he caused.
“I like to think she traveled … but my background biology tells me that she was dying and lost control of her alarm,” the commentator wrote.
“This is not a Pixar movie,” another said. “She was dying. Stop romanticizing.”
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There are rare fish that live so deep in the ocean that are seen in shallow waters I live. Last year, dead fish Oregon beach operas for the first time in recorded history.
