China: Angler Catches Nearly Transparent “Glass” Fish in Guangdong

A man in Guangdong, China, caught an almost completely transparent fish on November 10, 2025, astonishing onlookers. Video shows the small “glass-like” fish with clear flesh and no visible organs as sunlight passed straight through its body. The angler held it up for the camera as bystanders marveled at the unusual catch.

Transparent specimen of alien fish caught in Lake Biwa

Transparent specimen of alien fish caught in Lake Biwa

KYOTO, Japan - A Kyoto University researcher holds a chemically processed transparent specimen of a bluegill caught in Lake Biwa, Shiga Prefecture, western Japan, on Dec. 17, 2014. His team started selling in September specimens of alien fish caught in the lake as accessories by coloring and hardening the fishbone with resin in a campaign to protect the lake's ecosystem.

Tokyo aquarium resumes tuna-school exhibit after fish deaths

Tokyo aquarium resumes tuna-school exhibit after fish deaths

A tuna school swims in a water tank at Tokyo Sea Life Park on June 22, 2015, after the aquarium brought in 77 new tuna and put yellow tape on the tank's transparent wall to prevent the fish from crashing into it. A mysterious recent fish kill almost wiped out the tuna population in the tank. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Tokyo aquarium resumes tuna-school exhibit after fish deaths

Tokyo aquarium resumes tuna-school exhibit after fish deaths

A tuna school swims in a water tank at Tokyo Sea Life Park on June 22, 2015, after the aquarium brought in 77 new tuna and put yellow tape on the tank's transparent wall to prevent the fish from crashing into it. A mysterious recent fish kill almost wiped out the tuna population in the tank. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Transparent specimen of alien fish caught in Lake Biwa

Transparent specimen of alien fish caught in Lake Biwa

KYOTO, Japan - A Kyoto University researcher holds a chemically processed transparent specimen of a bluegill caught in Lake Biwa, Shiga Prefecture, western Japan, on Dec. 17, 2014. His team started selling in September specimens of alien fish caught in the lake as accessories by coloring and hardening the fishbone with resin in a campaign to protect the lake's ecosystem. (Kyodo)