Humans have been eating Tilapia for at least 7000 years. The Egyptians farmed Tilapia at least 4000 years ago and Jesus passed out the very same Tilapia we eat today, caught in the Sea of Galilee (actually a fresh water lake), when he did his Sermon on the Mount. In fact, humans were still fishing mainly Tilapia from the Sea of Galilee until it was closed in 2009 for overfishing and low population fish counts.
In contemporary times, Tilapia is a major export fish with the largest exporter being China despite its many problems with raising Tilapia in highly polluted waters, their overuse (some scientists say "abuse") of antibiotics, as well as their practice of raising fish in excrement "fertilized" waters.
Tilapia is probably the most purchased fish in US markets and as prices for sea caught fish soar there seems to be no end to the increasing popularity of Tilapia as a worldwide, aquaculture product. In fact, according to INFOFISH 2010 "The US. was the single largest market for Tilapia globally. In the first 10 months of 2010, a 15% increase of Tilapia imports was recorded compared to the year before."
Indeed humans are eating Tilapia like never before.
That is almost all fish, but maybe you are thinking of a sun fish (mola mola) in particular.
squid and seastars
The scientific name for the fish Mola Mola is Mola mola.
The mola mola fish lives up to 100 years in the wild, but in captivity they only live up to 10 years!
When they are born they are microscopic and don't even weigh an ounce. But as they grow a mola mola or sunfish can weigh 300-1000 pounds.
A bull shark is a fish, humans can eat fish.
The Mola Mola, ocean sunfish, is one of the largest fish in the world. The ocean sunfish live and travel in schools to protect themselves from predators.
No, they mostly eat fish.
There is no required amount of fish that humans should eat in a day. Many humans go days without fish, and some people never eat fish.
yes they do eat angler fish
any fish they can find
Actually many sharks don't eat humans, and those that do, eat fish as well.