Moray eel

This is the double jawed, giant moray #eel! They prefer reef habitats, like Flynn reef, and are generally considered to be solitary (and sometimes secretive) animals. (🎥 by Jacinta Shackleton) #MarineMonday | Discovery

Do you spear and eat moray eels in your local waters?! 🐉🎯🤿 These things have some nasty teeth and can have one hell of an attitude, @sleep_eat_spearfishing eats them and says they’re pretty popular to eat in his area! | Spearchannel

10 Intriguing Facts About Honeycomb Moray Eels 🎥 By @uwlunatic 1. Honeycomb moray eels have a distinctive pattern resembling a honeycomb, making them one of the most recognizable eel species. 2. They can reach lengths of up to 7 feet, making them quite formidable in size. 3. Despite their menacing appearance, honeycomb moray eels are generally not aggressive and prefer to hide in crevices and rocks. 4. They have poor eyesight and primarily rely on their keen sense of smell to locate prey, which

🌊🐍 Meet the fascinating Green Moray Eel! 🐠💚 This incredible creature is not only a stunning sight at dive sites but also has some intriguing facts that make it even more special: 1. **Colorful Camouflage**: Its skin has a yellowish tint that gives it a greenish appearance, allowing it to blend seamlessly into its surroundings. 2. **Shy but Curious**: Green Morays are often seen peeking out from their hiding spots in crevices and reefs. While they may seem shy, they are curious creatures that