Diving with Mola Mola

[@omgcandy16Kimicari0]

at 7 minute mark with the shot of 3 swimmig together, very cool. It seems like Mola Mola are depicted as solitary creatures but this shows contrary.

[@briesays5225]

i feel like I've been lied to my whole life.. how did i not know these giant friggin fish exist until now

[@dankonzior5596]

Because the machine want you to be distracted and dumbed down. I think you should stick it to them...

[@HetaMania3158]

Everything I've read about sun fish so far seems to imply they are very lethargic and primarily drift around on water currents, but these mola molas seem like they are reasonably agile and fast swimmers

[@squid1088]

this is very, very late, but they aren't lethargic by any means- they can go quite fast when they want to!

[@p_eabean]

The fastest recorded speed of the Sun fish is 3 km/hour...

[@davess23]

They're lethargic when in cold waters, but more active in warmer waters.

[@nnaffenn]

Unity lethargic isn’t a word

[@nnaffenn]

Unity dumb head

[@aeropilot4419]

My favourite fish ... how amazing

[@techgirl517]

Such a amazing and majestic creature is the sunfish. I love them 🥰

[@Sahnequeen]

They fascinate me for a long time 😍🐟

[@rachelfreeman8237]

This is so amazing. Diving with Mola-Mola is the number one thing on my bucket list

[@lucidrifter]

Wow...They swim so fast!

[@evanhunt1863]

I didn't know they swam in groups like that!

[@fishdemon666]

I think that it could be because they're young fish, they seem smaller than some sunfish found in other videos. Some solitary fish such as great barracudas form schools when they are young. Maybe thier young age and vulnerability could be why they are inclined to swim quickly too.

[@ChatMort69420]

I can't believe how fast they are!

[@citrus8944]

yes, reaching the top speed of 3 kilometres a hour

[@nnaffenn]

Chat-Mort they’re fat and slow just like u

[@revojaviles4475]

I love mola mola.

[@DillonDoesMusic]

They are so majestic

[@CyrusOfNaias]

Weird, beautiful fish.

[@nnaffenn]

Cyrus the Acceptable u be dissin mola mola come up to my house and pipe up homie

[@yuuyjaaj6721]

This thing looks like a fish I would draw when I was 8yo

[@vsts2004]

Nature's strange but sound engineering - thank you.

[@tonput2556]

Never seen so many, brilliant

[@Annabatz123]

BABY MOLA MOLAS!!!

[@ritakarpati4134]

My thoughts as well: they must be juvenile fishies. Teenagers roaming the seas like there is no tomorrow, at a staggering speed of...3km/hr.;)

[@kongerus6767]

They look like a toddler drew them

[@davidallred2722]

Sun fish awsome

[@itsmickey5537]

WOW!!!

[@DavGonn]

Their eyes are so big you can see them fixated on the divers.

[@MrAroiko]

Video pazzesco, complimenti!

[@annekristenryecroftbennett2741]

But some will slow down if they know you'll scratch them. Probably think we're just bigger pilot fish, there to help out!

[@evilinkarnate]

Q 1:Hows it alive since a shark clearly bit it in half, I mean where's the rest of it
Q2: How can anything on earth be so goofy and so incredibly beautiful at the same time?

[@FlippinEgg]

Mola Mola don't have a tail, so it wasn't bitten in half.

[@zsiroslangos]

@@FlippinEgg Very true. Also, from a personal point of view I think they're cute.

[@nnaffenn]

evilinkarnate you are dumb sharks kill not just bite. my dear is a homie from the bloods homie homes

[@yappohchu1449]

Where was this video taken.? I saw twice in Bali Indonesia

[@hadisyafiq1996]

So this is what you actually get when you breed an Alomomola and a Sharpedo

[@coollilthottie5500]

LOL :D

[@angstBali]

Just saw my first one in Lembongan, Indonesia - amazing. 9 mantas day 2...

[@nnaffenn]

angst impossible that is false you chicken

[@jemw266]

lovely sunfish family.

[@johnniea.9231]

where is this so I can dream of going?

[@ThePitchProduction]

+Johnnie A.
In Liguria, Italia, near the little city of Bonassola around the magnific 'Cinque Terre".

[@nnaffenn]

Johnnie A. my booty

[@Bailey175]

@@nnaffenn why

[@THEtrvoxel]

Freaks me out when the camera faces down at the deep blue depths

[@nnaffenn]

Bold and Brash blue isn’t a word u jokester

[@scottg25]

"we witnessin a baby whale here"

[@kongkearmell5886]

i just watched that video and i had to search up what he thought was a baby whale lmao

[@wumgs8346]

I came here because of that video.

[@rachelfreeman8237]

Oml I love that video

[@nnaffenn]

Scott G don’t be kallin mines’s oshean sun fish a bayby!!!!

[@RickySTT]

I saw a woman going out, but I didn’t see her coming back. Is she behind the camera at the end?

[@Gary_says_Maow_jedong]

It flies like a bird🤣

[@loonar71]

Any info about music?

[@multicoloredshoelace6113]

Fyi mola mola= ocean sunfish

[@nnaffenn]

Multicolored shoelace are you like mexican

[@gabe_liu9095]

i know the fish is big, but i didn't know THAT big

[@benownsyou]

this is what happens when u put a insane person with DNA combiner thingys,

[@24karatHAMSTER]

How far down did you dive?

[@thierryboonen1880]

25/30 meters.

[@user-wb8vg3nu4u]

We are a production team of EBS, the Korean educational broadcasting station. We need a scene where the sunfish swims. So we want to use your videos on TV. I look forward to hearing from you.

[@user-qj9wb7fj1i]

몰라몰라

[@corradozoppi7422]

Bellissima immersione!!

[@nnaffenn]

pulling up now to a little kids park

[@aroundbayer04]

Is that real ?

[@bluesky_cupy5158]

Yes

[@foundingtitan6323]

i need to know the song at 2:15!!!

[@TrevorLawrence666]

Darude-sandstorm

[@MG-iy4gw]

+Trevor Lawrence that joke got old years ago, so quit it

[@TrevorLawrence666]

Mintcho Galitev fuck off, freedom of speech. K sir?

[@ThirdEyeSuspect]

Trevor Lawrence y so salty

[@SamuelSanchez-vl4zd]

Freedom of speech requires responsibility, so think before you talk about your rights...

[@Dan97Sperry]

Come from 9GAG

[@panchamora2930]

It has a small fin

[@nnaffenn]

pancha lopez it is just like nemo lucky fin so don’t roast my homie

[@tomyyy1559]

Bonjour je suis votre élève a saint servais

[@adamproductions9490]

Lets hope they are good at living m8

[@rheagalgrowtopia1745]

Sadly,they aren't.

[@theholybuttfungus5911]

Depends on what species. Fully grown mola mola are only preyed upon by sharks and killer whales. They do have a smaller agile cousin however the slender sunfish. They are quick enough to catch up to fish and squid as they are predators that travel in large schools.

[@adoptdontshop3911]

THE HOLY BUTTFUNGUS They are a delicacy in East Asia and eat plastic bags

[@appletonmccool1167]

1:25

[@babsvd]

Appleton Mccool ii

[@missuniversemoments4627]

those whales are missing half of their body...

[@nnaffenn]

deez nutz

[@_sonaejang_k_bob6656]

굉장히 거대하다...

[@nnaffenn]

I agree

[@RebelForce8]

its all wrong and funky

[@darthplaguepiss4335]

IMGUR

[@spencerhealey2763]

Cgi

[@shaydenismat7786]

+Spencer Healey It is not.

[@lupusmalum6103]

.....I lost IQ points after reading your comment :(

[@shanerobison3392]

I hate these wastes of cells

[@minecraftjack6439]

They have existed for millions of years, so...

[@Thewildlifeenthusiast123]

Ye why tf did something evolved like that

[@nnaffenn]

deez nutz

[@nnaffenn]

deez nutz