Ever catch a glimpse of nocturnal sea life? Green moray eels use their sense of smell to locate prey when hunting at night. | Georgia Aquarium

That's a Moray......a Green Moray called Monty in our North Rock Exhibit! Sound On! When the jaws open wide and there's more jaws inside, that's a moray When it sulks in a reef and has two sets of teeth, that's a moray. Did you know? Moray eels possess a unique and fascinating adaptation called pharyngeal jaws. Unlike most other fish, morays have a second set of jaws located in their throat, in addition to their primary oral jaws. Here's how they work: Primary Oral Jaws: Initially, the moray eel