ZEBRA MORAY EEL

Shy and elusive, the zebra moray eel spends its days in crevices and under ledges on coral reefs. At night, zebra moray eels come out to hunt, prowling the reefs in search of crabs, clams and other hard-shelled prey.

Teeth Tell the Tale.

The unique teeth of zebra moray eels are a clear indicator of their specialized diet. Unlike most moray eels, which have sharp, pointed teeth for grabbing and holding slippery fish, zebra morays possess flat, plate-like teeth. These teeth are perfect for crushing the hard shells of their prey.

WEEDY SCORPIONFISH

With an ability to blend seamlessly into its surroundings, this fish's specialized camouflage protects it from predators and helps it ambush prey.

The weedy scorpionfish is equipped with venomous spines, offering a lethal surprise to any predator that dares to come too close. Its vibrant colors serve as a warning of the potent venom concealed within

FUN FACT: When hunting, it waits patiently for prey to come near before quickly sucking it in. Its ability to mimic debris or seaweed swaying in the current makes it nearly invisible in its natural habitat.