Sharp-toothed eels are a type of fish that belong to the family Muraenidae. The two most common species of this family are the MORAY (5 letters) and the CONGER (6 letters). Morays are typically found in tropical and subtropical waters, while congers are found in temperate and subtropical waters. Both species have long, slender bodies and sharp teeth, which they use to catch their prey. They are also known for their aggressive behavior and can be dangerous to humans if provoked.