Wakatobi, Indonesia, 65 feet

The world's largest moray is rarely encountered in Hawai'i at scuba depths but is quite common in the tropics.  Robust with a blunt head and straight jaws, olive to rusty brown with angular black spots overall and a dark spot around the gill opening.  A dangerous species because of its size but not especially aggressive.  Attains 118 inches.  Red Sea to Okinawa, Hawai'i, and Pitcairn.