The genome of this fish is quite compact, with low amounts of junk DNA, making it useful for comparative studies. Includes a discussion of tetrodotoxin, the toxin made by bacteria associated with some puffer species.

Underwater photos of the world's largest bony fish, the giant Ocean Sunfish (Mola mola).

Underwater and topside photographs by Phillip Colla.

Description and photographs of a fish examined by the staff of the Australian Museum.

Information and research on the Molidae.

The world's largest bony fish looks like a massive swimming head and is extremely gentle and curious.

Taxonomy of this order, which includes Balistidae (triggerfishes), Ostraciidae (boxfishes), Diodontidae (porcupinefishes), Molidae (molas), and Tetraodontidae (puffers). Links to genetic codes on included species.

Project studying fine-scale movement patterns using acoustic telemetry. Includes images.

Also known as blowfish or fugu. Provides consumption history, poisoning, social aspects, availability and species table.