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Snipe eels, which inhabit deep ocean environments, primarily face predation from larger fish species, such as tuna and sharks. Additionally, they may be preyed upon by other marine predators that occupy the same ecological niche. Their elongated bodies and deep-sea habitat provide some camouflage, but they are still vulnerable to these larger predators.

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