Giant moray - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia

First person view following from behind the Giant Moray, Gymnothorax javanicus, as it swims full body length in shallow water between corals of the flat-top on shallow coral reef in sun glare

Good evening my dear friends .. Giant Moray ( Gymnothorax Javanicus ) .. It is a large eel , reaching up to 3 m in length and 30 kg in weight .. Its serpentine in shape body has a brownish background color . They have poor eyesight , due to their small eyes , and so Giant Moray rely on their highly developed sense of smell , as they lie in wait to ambush their prey . They are carnivorous creatures and feed primarily on other fish cephalopods , molluscs and crustaceans . They will also eat other