Rare! Japan has found a giant deep-sea fish with a length of more than 2.5 meters, and its whole body is dark purple-blue. Recently, they accidentally found a huge deep-sea fish on the seabed, which is very rare. The fish is dark blue-purple in color and resembles a catfish with no scales on its head and resembles a catfish. The head is large with a large cleft. The estimated body length is about 2.5 meters. In the past decade, Japan's marine research and development team has found this horizontal steel sardine many times in the deep sea of more than 2,000 meters, but the body length is generally about 1.3 meters. This time, the giant fish of 2.5 meters was caught, which caused many people to worry. Could the appearance of giant fish be a precursor to an earthquake or volcanic eruption? Will there be a connection with the nuclear wastewater of the Floating Island Arch? A professor at Kagoshima University in Japan came forward to say that the discovery of giants in the deep sea is not uncommon, nor is it a so-called precursor to disaster, and there is no necessary connection between the two. Is this really the case? Not long ago, Japan's Sakurajima volcano erupted, and Mt. Fuji is also poised to attack, and it is also an indisputable fact that wastewater is discharged from the Fukushima nuclear power plant. Do you think it's normal for giant fish to be found in Japan?
