Eels

Gulper eels (Asterophysus batrachus) typically inhabit deep-sea environments, where water temperatures range from about 4 to 8 degrees Celsius (39 to 46 degrees Fahrenheit). They are adapted to these cold, dark waters, which are often found at depths of 1,000 meters (3,280 feet) or more. Their physiological adaptations allow them to thrive in such extreme conditions.

All the bass fish in a pond make up a population within that specific aquatic ecosystem. This population interacts with other species, including prey and competitors, and plays a crucial role in the pond's food web. The health and dynamics of the bass population can reflect the overall condition of the pond's environment.

Giant morey eels can weigh up to 70 kg which is about 155 lbs !

Moray eels possess powerful jaws and strong teeth, which enable them to capture and hold onto prey effectively. Their biting force is significant relative to their size, allowing them to grasp slippery fish and crustaceans. However, while they are formidable predators in their underwater habitats, they are not particularly strong swimmers compared to other fish. Overall, their strength lies in their bite and hunting skills rather than sheer physical power.

yes becuse they are hermapridites

The gulper eel eats fish, copepods, shrimp, and plankton. It uses its mouth like a net by opening its large mouth and swimming at its prey. Due to the gulper eel's odd body shape, it is a poor swimmer and relies on the luminescent organ at the tip of its tail

there's no fish in deep sea

Fish

Eels are secondary comsumers

Squid come in a variety of sizes and appearances. They range from 1 inch to more than 70 feet in length. Most squid have long, tube-shaped bodies with a small head. They have 10 arms (two of which are much longer than the others for grasping prey). These arms are lined with rows of suckers. Some varieties of squid have claw-like hooks instead of, or in addition to, the suckers. In the center of the arms is a mouth with a parrot-like shaped beak that surrounds a sharp, bony tongue (called the radula).

Bilateral symmetry

it looks like a biiig donkey fish with a human poo horn

The digestive tract begins to die before the adult reaches the spawning grounds. They can not eat and have to live on what the body has stored.

no

Congo river, Zambezi river, Mezeranian river, and people they do live in the Nile river

by it's stomach

Yes, I believe they do- I'm 99% sure, though...

A moray eels burrow is were they live. That's there home.

Generally, eels are not considered to be regular predators of platypuses.

However, freshwater eels can grow to a size of 110 cm or more. Platypuses average 40-60cm. An eel could conceivably eat something that was less than half its size.