Their jaws are broad, framing a protruding snout, and most have large teeth used to tear flesh or grip slippery prey. Their eyes are quite small and it's believed moray eels rely mostly on their ...

While the eels come in a kaleidoscopic array of colors ... “If it washes up dead with sharp teeth in its head, that’s a moray,” joked a third.

There are approximately 200 known species of moray eel, which can reach up to nine feet in length. The explanation behind their scary-looking teeth is because moray eels have a double set of jaws ...

The otherworldly looking sea creature that washed up near Laguna Niguel was actually a fairly common fish, the moray eel. The eel’s teeth point backward, making it hard for anything it has ...

Moray eels, typically yellowish or brown with spots, are known for their sharp teeth and snake-like appearance. They inhabit coral reefs and rocky areas along coasts and are a common sight for ...

Moray eels are common to Southern California and ... laying along the sand as its razor sharp teeth showed through its open mouth. One Reddit user who viewed the image was so alarmed by the ...

"It's giving me nightmares," wrote a Reddit user on Saturday, posting a picture of what appeared to be a dead moray eel on the beach. The creature's jaws were open, exposing its many teeth.

They have “stout” bodies, “short” snouts and “sharp” teeth. A photo shows the new species “plain brown” coloring. Smaller eels have a yellow hue toward the end of their body ...

Compared to typical eels, this species has tiny and round gills and typically lack pectoral fins, which help fish make ...