CHICAGO (Reuters) - Moray eels, those snake-like predators that lurk in coral reefs, use a second set of jaws to pull prey back into their throats with deadly efficiency, researchers said on Wednesday ...

Most fish utilize a mouthful of water to swallow their prey. According to a new study, however, moray eels are unique in not doing so, allowing them to feed while out of the water … with some help ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Moray eels have a second, hidden set of jaws that are the stuff of nightmares. These extra jaws ...