Okay, biology twitter, what the heck is this?? Found on a beach in Texas City, TX. #wildlifeidpic.twitter.com/9IUuuL65qh
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I'd agree, could be some sort of eel; but not a moray, given it appears to have had pectoral fins. OR aquatic xenomorph...
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Is it up for vote? I vote xenomorph!
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I've been watching too much Okeanos, but could it be a cusk eel?
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Oh good point on the pectoral fins! I agree that stippled spoon-nose eel is a better ID.
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I, for one, welcome our new aquatic xenomorph overlords.
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It's uterus is slightly lower than usual for an eel
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This came out of the DE River! Does anyone know what this one is?pic.twitter.com/NyUjrHH8sj
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Aplatophis Zorro, snaggle-toothed snake-eel? http://www.fishbase.org/images/thumbnails/jpg/tn_Apcha_u2.jpg …
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