Sunfish bodysurfing handplane
Custom bodysurfing handplane by Mike Bufalry https://www.facebook.com/Seaplane-Handplanes-1415854728658623
Sunfish Moonfish Panel
Sunfish Moonfish by Ray Troll (trollart.com)
Sunfish Skeleton
Lewis Carroll (06. 1857)
Ocean Sunfish Drive
Street sign
From the National Diet Library of Japan
Drawn by Tanshuu Kurimoto (1756-1834). Manboukou means the Ocean Sunfish and the author is a doctor of Edo Shogunate.
From the National Diet Library of Japan
Drawn by Tanshuu Kurimoto (1756-1834). Manboukou means the Ocean Sunfish and the author is a doctor of Edo Shogunate.
Mola model
National Aquarium and Science Center, Taiwan – photo by C. Farwell
Mola art in a bar in Onahama
near Aquamarine Fukushima Aquarium. Photo – C. Farwell
Undersea wire art
featuring a sunfish
Sunfish wire ornament
Sunfish trinkets
Ranzania illustration from Jenkins, O., 1895
Description of a new species of Ranzania from the Hawaiian Islands. Proc. Cal. Acad. Sci. Ser 2, Vol V, pp 781-784
Mola Tatoo
Sunfish on lower calf
Sunfish plush toys
Mola Mola EM2 LG
Mola of a Mola mola
made by the Kuna Indians of Panama. A gift from Mrs. David Powell to T. Thys
Mola_mola-Skelett_NaturhistWien
Mola art
by Ryoichi Majima
From the National Diet Library of Japan
Drawn by Tanshuu Kurimoto (1756-1834). Manboukou means the Ocean Sunfish and the author is a doctor of Edo Shogunate.
What do molas dream about?
A digital illustration by Tim Rock
From the National Diet Library of Japan
Drawn by Tanshuu Kurimoto (1756-1834). Manboukou means the Ocean Sunfish and the author is a doctor of Edo Shogunate.
figb0291Mola
From the KD. Vidensk. Selsk. Skr, 6 R., nat. math. Afd IX, i Tab 1-4.
The artist was Trykthos VWinkel and Magnussen
Mosaic II
by M.C. Escher 1957
From the KD. Vidensk. Selsk. Skr, 6 R., nat. math. Afd IX, i Tab 1-4.
The artist was Trykthos VWinkel & Magnussen
From the KD. Vidensk. Selsk. Skr, 6 R., nat. math. Afd IX, i Tab 1-4.
the artist was Trykthos VWinkel and Magnussen
From the KD. Vidensk. Selsk. Skr, 6 R., nat. math. Afd IX, i Tab 1-4.
The artist was Trykthos VWinkel and Magnussen
Sunfish boomerang
Sunfish boomerang
Once upon a time, in the middle of the sea, was a paddy of kelp ripped up from a forest in a tempest.
Underneath – in the bluest of water was a Mola mola. She was very large and quite gorgeous with an intriguing scar on her belly that she said was from a punk-ass sea lion.
Together, we watched the extraordinary rays of light fall through the kelp into the crystal water. I whispered to her, “I am lonely” and “I think I love you.”
