Green Moray Eel Behavior and Habitat

Sam visits the National Aquarium in Baltimore to find the elusive green moray eel. With his dive buddy Holly, they explore the aquarium, discovering two eels named Oscar and Felix. They observe Oscar's feeding behavior and discuss the unique characteristics of eels, such as their nocturnal habits and breathing methods. The video concludes with a recap of the key learnings about the green moray eel.

What is the main reason the green moray eel is easier to spot at night?

• They change color at night.

• They make loud noises at night.

• They glow in the dark.

• They are nocturnal and more active at night.

Where is the National Aquarium located?

• San Francisco, California

• Baltimore, Maryland

• Miami, Florida

• New York, New York

What is the name of the larger and older green moray eel?

• Felix

• Oscar

• Sam

• Holly

What do green moray eels primarily use to hunt at night?

• Their eyesight

• Their sense of smell

• Their hearing

• Their speed

What unique method do eels use to help capture their prey?

• They use their fins to trap the prey.

• They use their sharp teeth to grab the prey.

• They create a vacuum by tying themselves in a knot.

• They use their tails to whip the prey.

How do green moray eels breathe while resting?

• By opening and closing their mouths

• By using their fins

• By staying completely still

• By swimming constantly

What color are green moray eels actually?

• Brown

• Blue

• Green

• Yellow

What gives the green moray eel its green appearance?

• The water it lives in

• Its scales

• Its diet

• A yellow mucus

What is one of the key features of the green moray eel's habitat?

• Open ocean

• Caves and crevices

• Coral reefs

• Sandy beaches

What is a common behavior of green moray eels during the day?

• Interacting with other fish

• Swimming in open water

• Hiding in holes or crevices

• Hunting for food