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What are moray eels and where are they found?
Moray eels belong to a family of
fish which differs from the common eels by their lack of side
fins, their well-developed teeth, and their lack of scales.
Common eels have embedded scales, but these are not readily
noticeable. Morays occur in tropical and subtropical seas
of the world. In the United States. they are usually found
in quantity only in Florida waters, although they have been
seen as far north as North Carolina and even New Jersey.
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