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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.
Birds of prey, sharks, large fish, eels and crocodiles are predators of the sea snake. Sea snakes live in shallow waters and breathe air using a long lung that also assists in buoyancy. Although the sea snake isn't aggressive, it produces some of the deadliest venom in the world.