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They have a long, thin bony body. They also possess a narrow head to help them dig in the sand and mud to hide. Eels have a snake-like body that tapers (gets smaller) almost to the end of the tail. Colors may range. Different species can be found in saltwater and freshwater ecosystems.
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Are ribbon fish related to eels?
No, ribbonfish and eels are not related. Ribbonfish are deep-sea fish, very strange in appearance, and rarely seen alive (dead specimens are most often found).
Why are moray eels called moray eels?
Moray eels are named after the Latin word "muraena," which refers to a genus of eels in the family Muraenidae. The term "moray" likely derives from the Greek word "moura," meaning "eel." These eels are characterized by their elongated bodies and are commonly found in tropical and temperate oceans, often residing in crevices and reefs. Their unique appearance and behavior have contributed to their distinct naming in marine biology.
Types of eels?
The types of eels are salt water eels, freshwater eels, the swamp eels, rubber eels and the electric eels. It is an elongated fish that lives in the shallow waters.
How many eels are there?
We do not know as eels do not leave good fossils. Also your English is a bit wrong your question should be worded "How many extinct eels were there". This is because if they are extinct they would have lived in the past not the present.
What are adult eels called?
Adult eels are called eels, babies are elvers
How do eels process oxygen?
in eels
What is the difference between electric eels and moray eels?
electric eels have an electric current that shocks thing Moray eels dont
Where do eels eat?
eels eat fish
What are eels classified as?
Eels are classified as fish!
Do electric eels have electricity?
Eels have electricity.
Are there eels in Utah?
Eels are not naturally in Utah's bodies of water but there are eels in pet shops and aquariums.
Do Eels eat flies?
EEls only eat flies if they are green eels, otherwise they ae very dangerous to eels and may kill the eel :(
