Mola Mola: Ocean Facts and Diet

The video introduces the Mola Mola, the world's largest bony fish, often featured in ocean trivia. It describes the fish's unique appearance, rapid growth from a tiny size to a massive 4,000-pound adult, and its habitat in warm and temperate ocean zones. The Mola Mola's diet includes zooplankton and jellyfish, while it is preyed upon by sea lions. The video concludes with a tip for winning trivia contests by knowing about the Mola Mola.

What is the common name for the world's largest bony fish?

• Blue Whale

• Giant Squid

• Mola Mola

• Great White Shark

How does the mola mola primarily move through the water?

• By flapping its large fins

• By using its tail

• By jet propulsion

• By drifting with currents

From what size does the mola mola grow to reach its full length?

• One-tenth of an inch

• One inch

• One foot

• Ten inches

In which type of ocean zones can you find the mola mola?

• Deep ocean trenches

• Freshwater lakes

• Warm and temperate zones

• Polar zones

What is a primary component of the mola mola's diet?

• Seaweed

• Zooplankton

• Coral

• Crustaceans