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July 22, 2026

A massive “sea dragon” found on a Japanese beach has caused panic among locals who worry it’s a sign of earthquakes

They say that giant fish usually rise to the surface to escape earthquakes that come from the bottom of the sea.

The fish was brought to the Uozu Aquarium for research.

Ten paddlefish washed up off the north coast of Japan in 2010. Months later, a massive earthquake hit northeast Japan, triggering a tsunami that killed nearly 19,000 people and destroyed a nuclear plant. Fukushima.

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Therefore, the latest findings scare Japanese netizens, according to The Sun.

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