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In fact, sea snakes are found throughout Shark Bay, but are often seen hunting in the seagrass (click here to see a video of a sea snake eating) where there are many fishes that they could eat. The bar-bellied sea snake is a foraging specialist. They eat only one type of fish â snake eels.
What do they eat? They are omnivorous, therefore they eat both plants and little animals. Turtles look for creatures to eat in the soft mud or sand. Their diet is made up from aquatic insects, earthworms, crabs, crayfish, snails, fish eggs, clams, small fish, millipedes, tadpoles, adult frogs or any other carrion that they may find in the water. The plants they like more are algae.