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| Snake Eel: With a maximum size of 71 cm, the Snake Eel lives in sand flats and rocky areas mixed with boulders, gravel rubble and sand. It can bury and move beneath sand or gravel rubble. | ||||||||||||||
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| Hammerhead Shark: It's strong sense of smell lets them locate food (fishes, small sharks, rays, crustaceans and cephalopods) easily. It forms migrating schools and reaches a maximum lenght of 400 cm. | ||||||||||||||
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| Manta Ray: Closely related to sharks, this solitary creatures are very common in all the seas of the world. With an average wide of 6.7 m, this graceful swimmers feed from microscopic plankton, small fish, and tiny crustaceans. | ||||||||||||||
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