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The secret weapon of death in the eel family
Snowflake eel, also known as snowflake eel, has up to two sharp jaws. One in the oral cavity and the other under the throat.
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Mysterious terraced fields in Peru
One of the best Inca ruins still exists is Moray, an archaeological site 50km from Cuzco City (Peru) to the northwest and located to the west of Maras village.
Oceanography
Startled, this swimmer banana is a god of death at the bottom of the ocean
There are about 200 species of Moray eels worldwide, the size of these fish can range from 25cm to 4m depending on the habitat.
Oceanography
Two species of dolphins, the 'battle drama' on the sea, confused the scientist
According to Iflscience, photographers Alister Kemp and Jamie Muny captured two attacks that occurred between bottlenose dolphins and dolphin ports in Moray Firth Bay, S…
Oceanography
The octopus and sea eels turn to attack divers
Not resigned to seeing the octopus run away after being bitten off the tentacle, the eel moved its target to the filming divers.
Animal world
Inside the fish body
Next July, Amithsonian National Museum of History will hold an exhibition in New Haven, Connecticut (USA) with the theme
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The fish has two teeth
Moray eel (scientific name Anguilliformes), or sea eel (Morey eel), is a group of about 200 species of the Muraenidae family. They live mainly in marine areas, but some…