NJ's Sea Life Aquarium needs help naming green moray eel 00:37. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Time to get creative. New Jersey SEA LIFE Aquarium needs help naming their green moray eel.

A mysterious green moray eel peeks out from the depths of the Captain's Quarters exhibit. Eels of varying sizes - from worm-like to five feet in length - are plunging the depths of the Newport ...

You don't have to head out to sea to find a shipwreck full of treasures. A new exhibit at the Newport Aquarium is called "Shipwreck: Realm of the Eels" and is one of the biggest endeavors by the ...

The opening weekend for a new $1 million exhibit at the Newport Aquarium called, “Shipwreck: Realm of the Eels,” begins Friday, March 6.

The Newport Aquarium is capping its 20th anniversary celebration by adding an extensive new exhibit featuring a sunken shipwreck.Shipwreck: Realm of the… ...

The snowflake moray eel, however, has defied expectations. It's the subject of a new study that found it has a remarkable talent for feeding on land, no water needed.

Is that big green moray eel naughty or nice? Most Santas wouldn't have to worry about that, but one Santa in Springfield, Missouri, does. From a depth of 34 feet, Wonders of Wildlife's scuba Santa ...

Move Over, Glowing Turtle—Meet the Glowing Eels. A small eel photographed by accident on a Caribbean coral reef is the first green fluorescent fish ever recorded, a new study says.

The National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium in Dubuque is closing one of its exhibits after an accident killed many of the animals, KCRG reports.