Researchers have identified the source of the giant blue eyeballs that drifted to the Florida coast to sparkle last week from a swordfish thrown into the sea.
A mysterious blue-eyed, large-eyed eyeball, picked up by a fisherman on the Pompana coast, is being examined by Florida wildlife officers.
According to News.com.au, George Lirantzis and three friends found a giant swordfish 436.2kg off Mallacoota, south of New South Wales-Victoria.
Fishermen fishing alone on the sea were caught by the swordfish, whipping people into the sea, drifting for 6 hours.
The giant swordfish weighed nearly 310kg soon after being sold to a market by a trader.
Sharp-toothed fish is the largest freshwater fish in the river in Australia. They have long serrated teeth that both sides look like a chainsaw.
During the sentence, the panicked swordfish jumped from the sea onto the ship and nearly hit a fisherman with a sharp nose.