There are many ways to die of mola fish circulating on the internet, such as the sun is too strong and bubbles enter the eyes and die. It sounds as if molas will die in the sun, but it's actually false. People often see it floating sideways on the water, but in fact it is just basking in the sun. Molas like floating on the sea very much. The first advantage is that they can bask in the sun to raise their body temperature. The second advantage is that some seabirds can clean up their parasites.

It sometimes looks for food in cold water for a long time and needs to bask in the sun to warm its body. In addition, it can attract seagulls to help it get rid of parasites.

In addition, Mola is just a common name, and the standard name should be Mola. It got its name because people often see it floating sideways, just like overturning a car.

Mola is not a kind of fish, but a family, including 3 genera and 5 species of fish. Among them, Mola includes Mola, Mola magna and Mola minor. There are also two species in this family: Masturus lanceolatus and Ranzania laevis.