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Old 11-11-2018, 02:58 PM   #1
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diversity

San Diego coastal diversity - a morey eel, approximately 3' long, caught in the kelp.
A powerful slimy snake with a nasty bite. Handle with pliers only.
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It is thought that the California morays off southern California do not reproduce—possibly because the water is too cold. Eels living here hatch off Baja California and drift north as larvae.
Maybe another sign of global warming?
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