By KAZUHIKO OKADA/ Staff Writer
May 30, 2020 at 08:00 JST
This azahata, about 15 cm in length, keeps growing after it survived the winter in waters off Cape Osezaki on March 11. (Provided by Kazushige Horiguchi)
NUMAZU, Shizuoka Prefecture--Unusually warm winter weather has prevented sea temperatures off the Izu Peninsula from dropping, enabling young fish from southern areas to survive in waters normally too frigid for them. [Read More]
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