no, they are not considered dangerous.
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They can and have given Scuba Divers/snorkelers nasty bites. Usually because the human has poked around where the moray was hiding.
Moray eels are comparable to cats in a way. When threatened, they can inflict painful bites. However, they do not mind human presence and are relatively docile when handled gently.
no they are not they are actually friendly animals No, but they have one heck of nasty bite along with a bad temper to go along with it
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Whilst a bite from a moray eel isn't dangerous in itself (meaning life threatening) - it is extremely painful, the secondary infections you can suffer from can be a serious threat to your health. There is a significant amount of bacteria present inside the mouth of a moray eel which is where the secondary infection comes in.
Without going into too much detail, morays often have a poisonous bite although generally not too serious, the skin of the moray produces a poison called a crinotoxin which is in the mucous membranes of their mouths. Most of what these poisons do is to increase the bleeding and pain from a bite.
There are photos of eels as well as diagrams of how a moray has a jaw very much the same as the creature in the film 'Alien' - it is in fact two jaws and shows why a moray bite is so harmful and devastating...
Morays are actually kind of skittish. However, it would be a tremendous stretch to call them "nice", since they have a powerful bite they will use if they feel threatened, and they're not really bright enough to distinguish between an actual threat and some idiot who inadvertently got near their hiding place.
The giant moray eel can kill a person if the person got grabbed by its fangs. Other smaller moray eels cannot really kill you, but they can bite you.
they are not endangred
no they are not
Their powerful jaws
yes
No. The lionfish will poison the moray eel and kill it by using its venom. Even if the moray eel binded the lionfish, the lionfish will use its deadly spines to cut the moray eel.
will kill u
will kill u
There are over 200 different subspecies of moray eel.
You call a baby moray eel an: elver
Abbott's moray eel was created in 1860.
Leopard moray eel was created in 1846.
A moray eel eats blues
Moray eel rarely care for their babies. This is because a baby moray eel instinctively knows how to care for itself immediately after it is born.
other green moray eel eat
They are vicious biters, and could possilbly kill someone if they severed an artery.
They produce a powerful shock whenever a predator comes to kill them.