GREEN SERPENT Tank Top

A giant 'green serpent of the sea' slithers out to meet the unsuspecting passer by on a reef in the South China Sea. The snake-like bodies of the moray is scaleless, but with fleshy robust skin. Mucus facilitates its snake-like gliding through a maze of sharp-edged rocks and coral formations. The mouth is very large and opens and closes continuously to aid with oxygen uptake. Although with large eyes, morays have very poor eyesight, but a keen sense of smell. Their protuberant nostrils seek out sleeping fish during nocturnal hunting periods. Morays are active predators and have pincer-like teeth which are angled backwards to latch onto their prey and hook food into the back of the mouth. Although not the longest of the Morays, this Giant...