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The Fish With No Tail, and the Two That Came Ashore Together

The Fish With No Tail, and the Two That Came Ashore Together

Aug 23, 2026 | Journal, Marine Biology

In early March 2026, two sisters on holiday at Cabo San Lucas — Monica and Katie Pittenger — walked down to the surf and found not one but two giant oarfish, Regalecus glesne, rolling in the shore break. The pair, with help from other beachgoers, managed to push both...

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