Moray eels may also generate crinotoxins, which can destroy red blood cells. These toxins may make you more susceptible to developing infections and could also be the reason moray eel bites are so ...

The giant moray eel is normally a lone hunter in the dark. Now scientists find these eels may at times hunt in the daytime in the Red Sea, and surprisingly cooperate with another predatory fish ...

The bright green, red and yellow colours are enhanced with ultra violet (UV) and blue-filtered light to see the unique effect. The fimbriated moray eel is found in the Indo-Pacific oceans at ...

Video captured during a dive in the Red Sea in Dahab, Egypt, shows the moment a moray eel gracefully executes an attack on a pufferfish.. Approaching slowly, the moray eyes the puffer, pauses to ...