Among the largest of their kind, Green Morays have long, narrow bodies flattened from side to side. Like other moray eels, they feature a distinctive dorsal fin that runs along their back in a smooth, continuous line.
Animal Type
Bony Fish
Range
Western Atlantic
Natural Habitat
Coral Reef
Diet
Fish, crustaceans
Conservation Status
Not Evaluated
Extinct
Least Concern
At lower risk of extinction
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Conservation Status
Not Evaluated
Species yet to be assessed
Data Deficient
Insufficient data for evaluation
Least Concern
At lower risk of extinction
Near Threatened
Likely to become threatened in the near future
Vulnerable
At high risk of extinction
Endangered
At very high risk of extinction
Critically Endangered
At extremely high risk of extinction
Extinct in the Wild
No longer found in the wild, survives only under human care
Extinct
No longer exists