Information and printout for the nocturnal fish that has a long, snakelike body. There are about 100 species of moray eels worldwide. These fish live in coral reefs or rocky areas of shallow tropical seas worldwide. These nocturnal most active at night fish have a long, muscular, snakelike body. Morays eat other fish including other eels and mollusks like octopi. Camouflaged moray eels hide among rocks, coral, or eelgrass beds, waiting for prey animals to get near enough to catch them. Morays find prey mostly by using a keen sense of smelll.

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