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Giant moray

Distribution : Red Sea, Indian Ocean and tropical Pacific.

A head emerges from a reef shelter: a giant moray. Encountering it is an invitation to explore the reef’s shelters and the life within them. It is found at depths ranging from 0 to 50 metres.

Habitat of Giant moray Habitat
Coral reef, Rocky habitat
Depth range of Giant moray Depth
0-50 m
Biological group of Giant moray Group
Ecological role of Giant moray Role
Large predator

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The giant moray has a long brown body covered in dark spots. It can reach about three metres, with a flexible body and a continuous fin along the back and tail.

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