Difolactic Eels

These eels are found deep in the bottom of the ocean. They do not share behaviours similar to their counterparts. These eels spit poison in their surroundings where they hide. They can camouflage against any surface and wait for their prey. When straying alone at night, a bulb atop their head faintly twinkles to attract innocent fish. They do not have sharp fangs or swift movement. They lurk in thick corals to keep away from enemies. They are however beneficial for the environment. Their excreta float to the surface of the water and chemically reacts under sunlight to form an absorbent. This absorbent attracts dust and pollutants from the water and falls to the ocean floor.
 * Corals


 * Excreta


 * pollutants