Seasonal Fish-Shaped Magnets

Spring: Flying fish pin Specifications: 35mm x 25mm x 2mm Summer: Sailfish pin Specifications: 45mm x 22mm x 2mm Autumn: Ghost head knife pin Specifications: 35mm x 17mm x 2mm Winter: Mambo fish pin Specifications: 48mm x 45mm x 2mm Spring: Margined flyingfish ◆ Showcases the unique pectoral and tail fins, revealing the secret of their flight. ◆ When startled, flying fish use their tail fins to leap out of the water and spread their pectoral fins, gliding over the sea's surface like seabirds. These pectoral fins are blue-black. ◆ Flying fish migrate to the waters off the east coast of Taiwan between approximately March and June each year. Summer: Indo-pacific sailfish ◆ Its large dorsal fin gives rise to its name. ◆ 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 ◆ Captures the characteristic blue, green, and yellow coloration and its variations. ◆ A common species in the waters off eastern Taiwan, known locally as "phi-o-hoo" in Taiwanese Hokkien, named for its habit of preying on the fish known as "phi" (flying fish). ◆ Mature individuals can be distinguished by sex: males have squarer heads, while females have more rounded heads. Winter: Sharptail mola ◆ Its sharp-tail-like shape distinguishes it from other mola species. ◆ Mola inhabit tropical and temperate waters worldwide, primarily appearing in the waters off eastern Taiwan. ◆ The Sharptail mola is the most common species within the mola family in Taiwan and feeds on jellyfish. ◆ One of the migratory fish species found in the Pacific throughout the seasons.