[DOC] [TLE] Boney Fish - Gulf Specimen Marine Lab [PAR] F-2200 OCELLATED MORAY EEL, Gymnothorax saxicola, a beautiful animal 
with speckled ... 12 inches to 24 inches, has sharp teeth and also will not hesitate 
to use them. ... ride on sharks and sea turtles with its dorsal fin modified into a 
suction device. ... They have powerful jaws used to demolish shellfish and 
barnacles. [DOC] [TLE] 10 of the World's Most Dangerous Fish | Britannica.com [PAR] The fishes have enlarged pectoral fins and elongated dorsal fin spines, and each 
... It sometimes also attacks humans and has been known to enter the urethras of 
.... generally blunt heads with strong jaws bearing sharp, triangular teeth that 
meet ... Despite its name, it is not a true eel but is related to the characin fish, 
which... [DOC] [TLE] Moray Eels in Hanauma Bay [PAR] Most varieties have no pectoral fins, which gives them a snakelike appearance. 
They have ... Moray eels have patterned bodies that help them camouflage. ... 
They seize and hold onto food with their strong jaws and razor sharp teeth. ... If 
you do see a moray eel, do not be surprised to see its mouth opening and closing
. [DOC] [TLE] Eel Deception - Bay Crossings [PAR] When it comes to identifying aquatic animals, eels seem like a no-brainer ... Wolf 
eels have sharp canine teeth and very powerful jaws that come in ... Despite its 
long, slender body and its name, the monkeyface eel is part of the prickleback 
family. Monkeyface eels boast the same pectoral fins and gill covers as the wolf 
eel. [DOC] [TLE] Venomous marine life, venomous spines, stings and bites [PAR] Sharp teeth of the giant moray eel. trigger teeth. Powerful jaws of the triggerfish. 
... Its venomous bite has claimed a number of human lives as its saliva contains 
TTX ... stonefish are usually given away only by their large pectoral fins and 
slightly ... Urchins, starfish and sea cucumbers all belong to the class of animals 
known... [DOC] [TLE] Eels - Two Oceans Aquarium [PAR] have a sloping forehead, no paired fins and the gill openings are reduced to ... 
Pectoral fins are present. ... eels, sawtooth eels with long jaws and small teeth 
and the ... There are no strong .... Galjoen is normally caught from the open 
beach, in the rough surf zone .... particularly in the St Lucia estuary, which is 
famous for its. [DOC] [TLE] Fish Identification: Find family - FishBase [PAR] Jun 29, 2012 ... Dorsal fin usually with 7-8 spines and 7-11 soft rays; anal fin with three spines 
and ... Usually without pelvic fins. ... Fixed conical teeth on jaws, prevomer, and 
parasphenoid. ... elongate and for its shape goes by the common name wolf-eel. 
... Most species have strong canines and molars for digging out and... [DOC] [TLE] Coral reef fish - Wikipedia [PAR] Coral reef fish are fish which live amongst or in close relation to coral reefs. Coral 
reefs form .... Their pelvic and pectoral fins are designed differently, so they act 
together ... The clown triggerfish has strong jaws for crushing and eating sea 
urchins, ... Moray eels and coral groupers (Plectropomus pessuliferus) are known 
to... [DOC] [TLE] Beneath Our Bridges | Calvert Marine Museum, MD - Official Website [PAR] They use their very wide mouths and extremely sharp teeth to hunt and feed. .... 
Young needlefish do not have elongated jaws like adults. ..... Male will bite the 
female's pectoral fin and bend its tail beneath hers. .... Adult females and 
juveniles are generally brownish grey with dark vermiculation; camouflage phase 
has 5... [DOC] [TLE] Maui Reef Fish Guide - The Snorkel Store [PAR] It's also been know to eat fish eggs, small crustaceans and hydroids on occasion. 
... the Racoon Butterflyfish is mostly a nocturnal species and usually hangs out in 
... This fish has two prominent teeth in the front of both the top and lower jaw ... 
The Saddle Wrasse gets its name from the red saddle right behind its pectoral fin. [DOC] [TLE] Fish, Maryland [PAR] Maryland's waterways also are home to a large

Question: This type of eel known for its camouflage has powerful jaws, sharp teeth &, generally, no pectoral fins
Answer: a moray