Yellow Head Moray Eel Study

The video explores a mission involving the yellow head moray eel, known for its sharp teeth and potential venom. The hosts discuss the challenges of handling the eel, the protective measures taken, and the experience of being bitten. Observations suggest the eel's venom acts as a blood thinner, causing prolonged bleeding. The video concludes with a reflection on the risks and learnings from the mission.

What is the primary focus of the new mission?

• Observing dolphins

• Exploring the ocean depths

• Studying the yellow head moray eel

• Investigating coral reefs

What is unique about the yellow head moray eel's teeth?

• They are round and smooth

• They are short and blunt

• They are sharp and hook-like

• They are flat and wide

What is a potential risk when handling the yellow head moray eel?

• It may not react at all

• It could become friendly

• It might escape into the ocean

• It could bite in an unintended area

What protective measure was initially used during the bite test?

• Metal armor

• Plastic shield

• Armored glove

• Rubber suit

What was the result of the initial bite test?

• Mild discomfort

• Immediate healing

• No pain or bleeding

• Severe pain and swelling

What was used to protect the hands and arms during the bite test?

• Tape wrapping

• Leather straps

• Plastic covers

• Metal chains

What was observed about the bleeding from the eel bite?

• It continued excessively

• It stopped immediately

• It was minimal

• It clotted quickly

What did the continuous bleeding suggest about the eel's bite?

• It contained venom

• It was a normal reaction

• It was harmless

• It was a minor injury

What did the team conclude about the eel's mucus coating?

• It was purely decorative

• It likely contained venom

• It made handling easier

• It was non-toxic

What was the final action taken after the bite test?

• Ignoring the results

• Celebrating the success

• Leaving the area

• Conducting another test