Seasonal Fish Design - Magnets

Spring: Flying Fish Pin Specifications: 35mmx25mmx2mm Summer: Sailfish Pin Specifications: 45mmx22mmx2mm Autumn: Mahi Mahi Pin Specifications: 35mmx17mmx2mm Winter: Mola Mola Pin Specifications: 48mmx45mmx2mm Spring: Margined Flyingfish ◆The design highlights the unique pectoral and tail fins of the flyingfish, revealing the secret of its flight. ◆When startled, flyingfish wriggle their tails to leap out of the water and spread their pectoral fins, gliding over the sea like seabirds. These pectoral fins are blue-black. ◆Flyingfish migrate to the waters off the east coast of Taiwan annually around March to June. Summer: Indo-Pacific Sailfish ◆Its enormous dorsal fin gives its name its origin. ◆Among the sailfish family, the Indo-Pacific Sailfish can reach swimming speeds of up to 100 km/h, making it a true aquatic athlete. Autumn: Mahi Mahi ◆Showcases the characteristic blue, green, and yellow coloration and its variations. ◆A common species in the waters off eastern Taiwan, colloquially known as "Fei Wu Hu" in Taiwanese Hokkien, named after its prey, the flying fish (Fei Wu). ◆Mature individuals can be distinguished by gender externally: males have squarer heads, while females have smoother head shapes. Winter: Sharptail Mola ◆Its sharp-tail-like shape distinguishes it from other Mola species. ◆Mola mola inhabit tropical and temperate waters worldwide, primarily appearing in the waters off Hualien and Taitung in Taiwan. ◆The Sharptail Mola is the most common species in the Mola family in Taiwan and enjoys feeding on jellyfish. ◆One of the migratory fish species of the Pacific seasons.