Eels

the Green Moray Eels get about 44 inches long.

Yes, its made of cartilage.

On Rice Fork Eel River there is Crabtree Hot Springs. Totally in the wild of Mendocino National Forest, about 25 miles north of Upper Lake, California. The hot springs are located in a beautiful narrow winding steep walled canyon, about a quarter mile easy hike from a good forest road. It's free & open all year. Crabtree is the holy land of hot springs.

no

Moral eel teeth are 11.5 centimeters which is 4.5 inches.

what is the avarage temperature for electric eel

yes but they only eat things smaller than their size

Moray eels live in the ocean, which is not a country, but an international region.

No. All eels are fish, which are cold-blooded animals (poikilotherms) that do not nurse their young.

1862 is the accepted year

No, Gulper Eel's do not have any predators. They themselves are a predator and also they lie in the deep ocean places making them hard to find and also hard to hunt. They are bio-luminescent creatures.

ORDER: Anguilliformes (eels and morays)

CLASS: Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)

Many mammals carry baby for 9 months . Human beings are best and well known example having 9 month pregnancy period .

Yes they are

yes eels can shock u which can lead to death

"Yes Conger Eels are able to breath out of the water for about 10 minutes before they slowely start to die".

what you need is:

1. a 10+ gallon aquarium

2.a filter that is an appropriate size for the aquarium

3.a heater for ideal temp

4. some places to hide

you need to do weekly or monthly water changes.

feed twice a day

I am sorry but you can just look this one up. it's just like a normal rabbit 29-31 day put the nestbox in 4 days earlier then expected due date.

The Moray Eel has a very powerful sense of smell and can detect its prey from 5 miles away.

Morays move fast like snakes in the water

there are over 200 species of Morays such as:

Green Moray

Spotted Moray

Dwarf Moray

Like most animals electric eels have two eyes but they are not very useful. However, their sense of hearing is much more advanced than most fish. They can also produce a near continuous low voltage signal that can be used to 'detect' other living things.

There are approximately 200 species of moray eel, each with its own pigmentation. Listed are some of the more common species and their coloring. The Green Moray, as it's name suggests, is a bright green. Honeycomb moray eels are off-white with many small brown spots in a pattern similar to a bee's comb. The jewel moray is a long slender Moray eel that has black coloring and has pale yellow and green spots. The Ribbon moray, may be the most vibrant with its florescent blue body and vivid yellow maw.

no, they are not considered dangerous.

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They can and have given Scuba Divers/snorkelers nasty bites. Usually because the human has poked around where the moray was hiding.

Moray eels are comparable to cats in a way. When threatened, they can inflict painful bites. However, they do not mind human presence and are relatively docile when handled gently.

Once opened, jellied eels can typically last in the refrigerator for about 3 to 5 days if stored properly in an airtight container. It's important to keep them at a consistent cool temperature and to check for any signs of spoilage before consuming. Always refer to the packaging for specific guidance, as storage times can vary based on preparation and preservatives used.

Yes, all fish of any kind are vertabrates belonging to the phylum chordata. Which means the animal has a spine and spinal chord. Humans also belong to this phylum of animals. Now when we start talking about shrimp and lobsters and such the answer becomes no, invertabrates have no spine and derive their shape from their exo-skeleton. Not all invertabrates however belong to the same phylum.