India is home to the most expensive fish in the world. The fish in question is the state fish of Gujarat and is mostly found near India’s western coast. According to reports, the fish is commonly known as “Sea Gold” because it sells for huge amounts of money. (Image: Pexels)

As per multiple reports, fishermen in Maharashtra earned about Rs 1.33 crore by catching 157 of these fish. (Image: Pexels)

The Ghol Fish is called the “Gold of the Sea”. It has a shiny golden-brown body. This rare fish lives in the Arabian Sea near Maharashtra and Gujarat. Some are also found in Indo-Pacific waters. A grown Ghol fish can be around 1.5 meters long and weighs around 20-35 kg. The giant ones can exceed 300 kg. (Image: Pexels)

The fish is costly due to its air bladder. Reportedly, people use the air bladder in medicines, beauty products and surgery tools. One kilogram of the bladder can sell for Rs 5-Rs 11 lakh. (Image: Pinterest)

The fish is sold to countries like China, Japan and Singapore. The fish meat is also frozen and exported to other countries. (Image: Pinterest)

The Ghol fish is rare and expensive because it is not easily found in large numbers. It mostly lives in the Arabian Sea near Gujarat and Maharashtra and usually swims in deeper waters. They also migrate and appear near the coast only during certain seasons. (Image: Pinterest)

Benefits of the Ghol Fish:
– It has omega-3 and DHA. These help the brain think and learn better.
– The fish also has vitamins and minerals that support good eyesight.
– It contains collagen, which may help skin stay smooth and healthy.
– It also has iron, iodine, magnesium, selenium, and taurine, which help the body stay strong.
– It is rich in protein, which helps children grow and build body strength.
– Omega-3 fats may help keep the heart healthy.
– Parts of the fish are used in medicines and surgery products.
– Collagen from the fish is added to creams and skincare items (Image: Pexels)
