Moray Eel Muraenidae on Kapalai Dive Resort

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  • Photo title: Moray Eel Muraenidae on Kapalai Dive Resort
  • Author: Canercandemir
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  • Moray eels are a group of approximately 200 species of fish. All have a characteristic elongated, snake-like “serpentine” body. They are mainly , but some species can be found in brackish water, and a very few species live in fresh water. Moray eels vary enormously in their size, depending on the species, but are considered overall to be the largest of the eels.
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