On the afternoon of June 9, a fisherman in Taiwan caught a huge 6-meter-long "earthquake fish" on the east coast. This fish belongs to the order Lunar Fish, the family of coarse-finned fish, and is called "Ishikawa's coarse-finned fish". this

On the afternoon of June 9, a fisherman in Taiwan caught a huge 6-meter-long "earthquake fish" on the east coast. This fish belongs to the order Lunar Fish, the family of coarse-finned fish, and is called "Ishikawa's coarse-finned fish". This fish is a deep-sea fish, living in the deep sea below 200 meters all year round, rarely appearing in shallow seas, because its scales are easy to fall, so it seems to have no scales, and no fin and tail fin, large eyes, teeth, distributed in the world's oceans. Only one species has been recorded in Taiwan, the Ishikawa coarse-fin fish, which is often referred to by fishermen as "earthquake fish" because of its large size and strange appearance.