Sand eels burrow in the sand to escape predators, but in the safety of the aquarium (the marine display at Kew Gardens) they seem to be craning their necks to ogle the visitors.
Sand eels burrow in the sand to escape predators, but in the safety of the aquarium (the marine display at Kew Gardens) they seem to be craning their necks to ogle the visitors.
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