The teeth are sharp; the bite force is strong, etc.

The teeth of moray eels are very sharp and sharp, and their bite force is also very strong, and they can easily break through the skin and bones of prey. In addition, there are many tiny teeth in the moray eel's mouth, which can further increase the degree of damage. Moray eels usually feed on other fish, shrimps, crabs, etc. When hunting, they bite their prey with their teeth and pull hard, causing serious injuries to the prey. If humans are bitten by a moray eel, they will also suffer similar injuries, so it will be more serious.