Herman, a wildlife photographer, photographed unexpected scenes while diving. A mola fish was chased by a seal. Most of the molas were bitten by seals, but molas "took it easy" and didn't mean to panic or run away. Why? Molas have no pain? Mola, also known as Mola, has many aliases in other countries, such as fighting fish, sunfish and moon fish. It is a kind of marine fish. Mola fish has a strange shape. It is tall, but short and flat. It is oval when viewed from the side, but it is flat when viewed from the front or the bottom.

Related research shows that molas are bigger. If anchovy is the longest known bony fish, then mola is undoubtedly the largest bony fish. Its body length can exceed 5 meters at most, and its adult weight can reach about 3 tons. It is widely distributed in tropical and subtropical seas, temperate and frigid seas and coastal areas of China. It belongs to large molas, but they are not fierce creatures. The main food is small fish and shrimp, and sometimes jellyfish are snacks. It is called Mola because it often floats on the water to bask in the sun, likes to enjoy the sunshine bath comfortably, has a flat body facing up and likes to turn over in the waves like a waterwheel. Like abalone, it is called mola fish.

Rollover is not a good word. It means to be overthrown in a traffic accident, but it is also used to describe a job that is not smooth or failed. Moreover, if a fish can be used, it can only show that the fish is usually not waste. There are strange fish living in the earth's oceans, one of which is Mola, that is, stickleback. This kind of fish is very big. Adult fish can grow to 3 meters long and weigh 3 tons. Molas have a flat body. They are the largest bony fish known. They are called "Molas" because they like to float on the sea and turn over to bask in the sun. Molas are big, but they are not fierce fish. Molas' main food source is small fish and shrimp, and they also eat jellyfish. In fact, Molas are often bullied by other fish without fighting back.

Molas are clumsy in the sea and not very good at swimming because of their huge and degenerated tail fins. Therefore, molas, whether sharks or killer whales, sea lions, seals or even tuna, often become food for other hunters who prey on molas. Molas have no resistance when they become other people's food. Let alone run away. Not only other animals will "bully" molas, but parasites will also benefit. Scientists have found through research that at least 50 kinds of parasites are parasitic on molas, and even parasites have parasites. But molas may not be very skilled. Maybe I like to bask in the sun, or I want to drive away parasites.