The Mola ramsayi, commonly known as the ocean sunfish, is a large, flat fish found in temperate and tropical oceans worldwide. It is characterized by its unique shape, resembling a giant pancake, and can weigh over 2,200 pounds (1,000 kg). The sunfish primarily feeds on jellyfish, using its large mouth to consume these soft-bodied creatures. Mola ramsayi is known for its distinctive dorsal and anal fins, which can be quite long and help it maneuver in the water. This species is often seen basking at the surface of the ocean, soaking up sunlight, which is believed to help regulate its body temperature.