A 7-foot-long ocean sunfish was recently discovered on an Oregon beach, attracting the attention of local aquatic experts.

A nearly 7-foot-long ocean sunfish recently caused "quite a stir" after it was discovered on a beach in Oregon.

Another massive Mola mola washed up on the Oregon Coast, marking the third dead sunfish the region has seen since June.

Dozens of mysterious "goo balls" have appeared on the West Coast. But what looks to be a disgusting mystery is actually an annually recurring animal phenomenon!

A 5-foot ocean sunfish, also known as a Mola mola, washed up on the Oregon Coast near where a more rare sunfish was found ...

A giant fish described as looking "like the invention of a mad scientist" washed up on an Oregon beach -- the third such ...

According to the Seaside Aquarium, it’s not uncommon for these giant fish to end up on Oregon beaches, as they inhabit waters ...

A giant sunfish, also known as a mola mola, has washed up on an Oregon beach for the third time this summer, an aquarium ...

The first of the three arrivals this summer was a rarer species, according to the Seaside Aquarium, but the other two are ...

A local aquarium called Seaside Aquarium posted pictures of the creature on Facebook, and noted that it was “creating quite a stir.” “While it has been dead for quite some time, it is still ...

The fish washed ashore at Hug Point State Park in Clatsop County, the Seaside Aquarium said in a news release. Three sunfish have washed up on beaches in the county since June, the aquarium said.

A local aquarium called Seaside Aquarium posted pictures of the creature on Facebook, and noted that it was "creating quite a stir." "While it has been dead for quite some time, it is still an ...