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Project Noah is a tool to explore and document wildlife and a platform to harness the power of citizen scientists everywhere.
Muraena helena
This individual was I think a juvenile. They usually have a nice pattern of yellow dots over brown, with white face.
Rocks and coral reef crevices.
Lat: 38.71, Long: 13.19
Spotted on Jun 14, 2010
Submitted on May 23, 2011
10 Comments
Thanks Carol! I should check the blog! I´ve been away from PN because of too much work lately...
Marta, amazing animal. WOW! And you are featured in the recent blog. Awesome!
So big to look like the Wall of China. :))
Congratulations, Marta! Your magnificent moray eel was featured in my Project Noah blog post, "It's Life - unique abilities for unique organisms" today!
http://blog.projectnoah.org/post/4414706...
Yes..they must be borne for their predators..
They must be difficult to cook because of the many bones, right? I never tried one :-)
Just spectacular Marta..
While young, we used to spearfish (Greece) and if we came upon one of these we sure treaded lightly..
They are very good to eat if you can get a hold of them..
Nick
Whoa! Striking!
Also because she was small compared to the adult size, it was very cute to find her
Cute..!!