Photograph by Michael McEvoy, DEEP Indonesia/Barcroft/Fame Pictures
A close-up of a blue-eyed moray eel in Indonesia captured an honorable mention in the "Indonesia Residents" category of the fourth annual Deep Indonesia International Underwater Photo Competition, whose winning photos were released to the press earlier this month.
Known to grow as long as about 5 feet (1.5 meters), moray species generally lack pectoral fins, unlike most other eel species.
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Wednesday, November 24, 2010
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Photograph by Michael McEvoy, DEEP Indonesia/Barcroft/Fame Pictures
A close-up of a blue-eyed moray eel in Indonesia captured an honorable mention in the "Indonesia Residents" category of the fourth annual Deep Indonesia International Underwater Photo Competition, whose winning photos were released to the press earlier this month.
Known to grow as long as about 5 feet (1.5 meters), moray species generally lack pectoral fins, unlike most other eel species.
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We're so glad you're blogging again! Fun stuff!
ReplyDelete& it's fun again for me, too. sometimes we just need a break, i guess
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