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Wonders Of The Ocean:Photo Of A Rare Giant Oarfish

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 More people have stepped foot on the moon in the middle of space than have walked in the deepest portions of our oceans. 

The giant oarfish is thought to be the reason for most sea serpent sightings throughout history. These massive water-dwelling creatures can reach up to 36-feet in length, which is bigger than a shipping container. Previously, the oarfish was thought to be incredibly rare, but seems to be more common than scientists once thought.


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