Another giant oarfish was seen ashore in Barangay Gusa, Cagayan de Oro Saturday afternoon.
According to the photos on facebook posted by Jude Cyril Roque Viernes, the fish, about 15 feet long, was found alive but later died.
Viernes also wrote that residents are worried that the discovery forebodes an earthquake striking the city.
Some experts believe that deep-sea fish are capable of sensing tremors on the Earth's crust.
According to Kiyoshi Wadatsumi, in a statement published by Japan Times, such aquatic creatures are more sensitive to the movements of faults.
Days before the magnitude-6.7 quake in Surigao City, an oarfish was also caught off the shore of Agusan de Norte.
Another oarfish, meanwhile, was seen along the coast of Barangay Rojales in Carmen, Agusan del Norte.
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