Deep-sea doom? Rare oarfish washes ashore in the Canary Islands, fuels fears of bad omens, and sparks online panic; here's what it signifies
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Online panic has been triggered by the deep-sea creature, which is believed to be a bad omen and is associated with earthquakes and tsunamis in folklore. Seeing a terrifying 'doomsday' oarfish outside of their natural habitat, the ocean depths, is frequently interpreted as a bad omen, as quoted in a report by The Daily Mail.
According to NeedToKnow, a video of the fish showing up on the beach has received over nine million views on Instagram thus far.
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In order to save a silver creature with translucent orange fins, a man in swim shorts approaches it in the video.
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