Moray eels are fish, not snakes — they have big, sharp teeth and strong jaws to grab their food.
They even have a tiny second mouth in their throat that pops forward to help pull their snack inside!
Playful, kid-friendly explanation for a 6-year-old about moray eels: they’re fish (not snakes), have big sharp teeth and strong jaws, and even a tiny second mouth to help swallow food.
Moray eels are fish, not snakes — they have big, sharp teeth and strong jaws to grab their food.
They even have a tiny second mouth in their throat that pops forward to help pull their snack inside!
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