In this activity, you will decide which type of fish—moray eels or bull sharks—is more ... enables quick bursts of speed to escape predators. Fins: Help a fish move. The top fins are called ...

Moray eels can be identified by their dorsal fin, which extends from just behind the head along the back, merging flawlessly with the caudal and anal fins. The absence of pectoral and pelvic fins ...

A frightful sea creature disturbed beachgoers after washing up on shore on a Southern California Beach. The sea life appears ...

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 ...

In this activity, you will decide which type of fish—moray eels or bull sharks—is more ... enables quick bursts of speed to escape predators. Fins: Help a fish move. The top fins are called ...

Compared to typical eels, this species has tiny and round gills and typically lack pectoral fins, which help fish make changes in their side-to-side direction. Though they do not have scales ...