Seasonal Fish Brooch

Spring: Flying Fish Brooch Specifications: 35mm x 25mm x 2mm Summer: Sailfish Brooch Specifications: 45mm x 22mm x 2mm Autumn: Mahi-Mahi Brooch Specifications: 35mm x 17mm x 2mm Winter: Mola Mola Brooch Specifications: 48mm x 45mm x 2mm Spring: Margined Flyingfish ◆ Showcases the unique pectoral and tail fins of the flying fish, revealing the secret of its flight. ◆ When startled, flying fish wag 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. ◆ Flying fish migrate to the eastern waters 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 swim at speeds up to 100 km/h, making it a true ocean athlete. Autumn: Mahi-Mahi ◆ Highlights the characteristic blue, green, and yellow coloration of the Mahi-Mahi and its color variations. ◆ A common fish species in the eastern waters of Taiwan, colloquially known as "flying " in Taiwanese Hokkien, named for its habit of preying on flying fish (also called "flying " in Taiwanese Hokkien). ◆ Mature individuals can be distinguished by sex externally; males have squarer heads, while females have more rounded heads. Winter: Sharptail Mola ◆ Its sharp-tail-like shape distinguishes it from other Mola mola species. ◆ Mola mola inhabit tropical and temperate waters worldwide, primarily appearing in the eastern waters of Taiwan. ◆ The Sharptail mola is the most common species in the Mola mola family in Taiwan and feeds on jellyfish. ◆ A migratory species found in the Pacific throughout the four seasons.