Big Battle I Moray Eel Vs Sea Snake I Moray Eels Fight struggle for existence

Did You Know?
Moray eels have a second set of jaws in their throat which also possess teeth.

They are the only animal to use these jaws when feeding, grasping struggling prey and forcing it down their throat.
Moray Eels are nearly all nocturnal hunters, feeding at night when their poor eyesight is less of a handicap and their acute sense of smell comes into its own.

They are territorial fish, spending their days resting in a hole sticking their heads out and rhythmically sucking water through their mouths to keep a flow of water passing their gills. They are usually solitary, although they do sometimes share their home with another moray.