Deep sea eel

Marine jewel of the Indo-Pacific Ocean.

Gulper Eel (Pelican Eel)

Gulper Eel

This image may very possibly be my book cover. This print is now available for purchase at my gallery in downtown Kailua, Kona! Check out my website !

Just mucking around with what a live action version of these 2 might look like.

Slender Snipe Eel (Nemichthys scolopaceus) a.k.a. The Deep Sea Duck

Gulper Eel

A deep-sea eel with a mouth that can easily unhinge to a wide degree. They seem to primarily eat small crustaceans.

Leptocephalus moray eel. Completely transparent! Check out this vid below! http://youtu.be/Ee7lhNOCGhY

Here is a deep sea eel that a drew on Medibang. This took several hours to complete and after a couple failed attempts, here we are ^^ I was going to have him be more in the daylight parts of the water but thanks to my brother for pointing out tips for me I was able to decide on making him more deep sea related. Or more so coming out of the deep related.

Check 'em out!

Bioluminescence, or light generation, has long caught our eye in the dark ocean water, but researchers have recently discovered how common a biofluorescent glow is in marine fish.

Moray eel

Deep in the ocean, where sunlight barely reaches, Smithsonian scientists and a team of collaborators have discovered one of the blackest materials known: the skin of certain fish. These ultra-black fish absorb light so efficiently that even in bright light they appear to be silhouettes with no discernible features. In the darkness of the ocean, even surrounded by

It's time for another trip to the deep for this week's ocean oddity as we take a look at Nemichthys scolopaceus, more commonly known as the Slender snipe eel or Threadfish. This strange looking fish certainly lives up to its name with a vastly elongated body, (up to 130cm/4ft 3in long) topped by a