Giant kingfish surprises divers

Giant kingfish surprises divers

TOKYO, Japan - A giant kingfish, or lowly travally, nearly 1 meter long, suddenly appears before divers 8 meters deep in the sea off Hahajima Island in the Ogasawara Islands, southeast of Tokyo. (5th in 7-photo series).

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