Poster about the moray eel, based on an old engraving from 1746.

Poster of a moray eel, after a 1746 engraving by the artist and naturalist Marcus Elieser Bloch. Dimensions: 21 X 29 cm. Frame not included. High-quality, thick paper, 250 gsm. Shipped securely in a rigid package. This illustration depicts the moray eel, a serpentine fish with an elongated body and characteristic mottled patterns, often found on rocky seabeds. Its smooth skin, lacking visible scales, is adorned with dark spots on a lighter background, suggesting natural camouflage. The wide-open mouth reveals a row of sharp teeth, a sign of its predatory nature. Moray eels are often caught using lines or traps, due to their habitat in underwater crevices and caves. This antique engraving accurately captures the unique morphology and details of this fascinating species, making this poster an ideal item for fishing and natural history enthusiasts.