Garden Eel Project
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Garden eels live in colonies on ocean floors near sea grass, blending in with their surroundings. They have long, snakelike bodies that come in various colors and patterns, and escape predators by burrowing their tails into the sand. Found in coral reefs, garden eels feed on plankton and small shrimp and fish but are preyed on by other larger creatures in the reef.
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Zebra sharks are found in the Indian Ocean. They are black and white with a tail almost as long as their body. They are nocturnal and can grow over 11 feet long. Zebra sharks search for small animals and fish to eat in reef crevices at night, using their barbels and long tail fin to maneuver. Though they may look intimidating, zebra sharks are actually harmless to humans.
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The anaconda lives in South America's tropical rainforests and rivers, growing up to 30 feet long and weighing over 550 pounds. It hunts large prey like deer, pigs, and caimans by submerging itself and ambushing its victims. Females give birth to live young that are able to swim and hunt on their own immediately. Though slow on land, anacondas are stealthy in the water and can go long periods without eating after a large meal.
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Red Bellied Piranhas
Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies and razor sharp teeth that can grow up to 33 cm in length and 3.5 kg in weight.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies and razor sharp teeth that can grow up to 33 cm in length and 3.5 kg in weight.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas require a lot of space and care in captivity and are not actually vicious towards other fish when properly housed.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies and razor sharp teeth that can grow up to 33 cm in length and 3.5 kg in weight.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies and razor sharp teeth that can grow up to 33 cm in length and 3.5 kg in weight.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas require a lot of space and care in captivity and are not actually vicious towards other fish when properly housed.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies, razor sharp teeth that can rip flesh, and grow up to 33 cm long and 3.5 kg as adults.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas require a lot of space and care in captivity and are not actually vicious towards other fish when properly housed. Piranhas have reddish bellies and sharp teeth, growing up to 33 cm and 3.5 kg.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies and razor sharp teeth that can grow up to 33 cm in length and 3.5 kg in weight.
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Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and cared for properly due to their need for attention and room to roam.
Red Bellied Piranhas
Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies, razor sharp teeth that can rip flesh, and grow up to 33 cm long and 3.5 kg as adults.
Red Bellied Piranhas
Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas require a lot of space and care in captivity and are not actually vicious towards other fish when properly housed.
Red Bellied Pirahnas
Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas are not actually vicious and can be kept with other fish if given a lot of space and extreme care and attention. Piranhas have reddish bellies, razor sharp teeth that can rip flesh, and grow up to 33 cm long and 3.5 kg as adults.
Red Bellied Pirahnas
Piranhas are carnivorous fish that feed on dead or dying animals and some species also eat fruits and nuts during high water seasons. While they have a reputation for being ferocious, piranhas require a lot of space and care in captivity and are not actually vicious towards other fish when properly housed. Piranhas have reddish bellies and sharp teeth, growing up to 33 cm and 3.5 kg.
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