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A pike conger eel (family Muraenesocidae) of Indo-Pacific coastal marine waters, identified by scattered dark freckle-like spots on its pale, elongated body.
The blacktail duckbill eel is a marine ray-finned fish in the family Nettastomatidae, a group commonly known as duckbill or witch eels. It is characterized by a distinctive flattened snout and a darkly marked tail, reflected in its common name. The species is associated with deep Atlantic waters and...
The stippled spoon-nose eel (Echiophis punctifer) is a marine snake eel in the family Ophichthidae. It occurs in tropical parts of the western and eastern Atlantic, including the Gulf of Mexico, and lives in shallow bays and lagoons where it burrows in mud or sand. Its narrow, V-shaped snout, large...
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