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• Perilous Experiment: The Asian Rice Eel in Georgia .
• It began with the release of an exotic species, the Asian Rice Eel, Monopterus albus, into the Chattahoochee River system. ... The Asian Rice Eel, probably released from a pet-owner's aquarium, has the potential to do just that. ...
• While visiting the Nature Center in September 1994, a tiny, eel-like creature, barely 2 inches long and swimming in a shallow dish, came to our attention. ... But was it a very young eel or lamprey, or a tiny eel-like salamander, such as a siren? The American Eel .
• In much of Georgia, an eel would seem a good bet. The American Eel, Anguilla rostrata, is a freshwater species that penetrates far into the continental waters of North America. All true eels spawn at sea, even though a few, including the American Eel and its kin on other continents, enter freshwaters. The American eel spawns in the ocean, somewhere near the Atlantic's vast Sargasso Sea, and has a semitransparent, ribbonlike larval stage, termed a leptocephalus. These larvae drift hundreds or thousands of miles before transforming into a transparent juvenile stage, called a glass eel, as they finally near coastal waters. ...
• Although most true eels, other than the American Eel and its kin on other continents, do not enter freshwaters, all spawn at sea and have the unique leptocephalus stage. ... Some, like the American Eel and its kin, have paired pectoral fins, while others, such as the familiar morays, have none. ...
• This fact, and the very small size of the squirming little creature in the dish, greatly reduced the probability that it was an American Eel that had somehow made its way to this scenic little locale so far removed from the coast. ...
• Lampreys are extraordinarily primitive vertebrates with eel-like bodies, no paired fins, and a sucker disklike mouth. ...
• Under currently published concepts, the swamp eel family consists of about 15 species in four genera. Upon further scrutiny of the little Georgia specimen and comparison to appropriate literature, it became apparent that it represented a population of the Asian Rice Eel, Monopterus albus, that was somehow now thriving halfway around the globe from its native waters. The Asian Rice Eel, as currently construed, might actually consist of several highly similar species but much further taxonomic study will be required to resolve this question. For now, the best handle for the creature we found is Asian Rice Eel. ...

• MORAY EEL - Muraenidae spp. ...
• MORAY EEL.
• Moray Eel.
• There are 80 plus species of moray eel - in Hawaiian "Puhi" - of the family Muraenidae. ...
• The first and second moray eel pictures on this page are from the Fish FAQ. ...

• Each Electric Eel has a long fin along the underside of its body, and the undulating movement of this fin propels the Eel forward and backward.
• The aquarium in the video shown above has dim lighting to simulate the Electric Eel's natural environment.
• An Electric Eel must take a fresh gulp of air into its mouth from the surface of the water every few minutes. Inside the Eel's mouth are special tissues that can absorb oxygen.

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•  Eel Pie Island  .

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• The Eel (1997).
• With THE EEL, director Shohei Imamura shows that eels are not just a tasty sushi treat but also a symbol of the human condition. ... Yamashita, however, is obsessed with his pet eel, his only companion during his years in prison. In his previous films (THE INSECT WOMAN, BALLAD OF NARAYAMA), Imamura has often suggested the closeness between humans and animals; in THE EEL, he takes the connection one step further, having his main character carry on hilarious dialogues with his pet. ...
• With THE EEL, director Shohei Imamura shows that eels are not just a tasty sushi treat but also a symbol of the human condition. ... Yamashita, however, is obsessed with his pet eel, his only companion during his years in prison. In his previous films (THE INSECT WOMAN, BALLAD OF NARAYAMA), Imamura has often suggested the closeness between humans and animals; in THE EEL, he takes the connection one step further, having his main character carry on hilarious dialogues with his pet. ...
• The Japanese believe the eel can give one stamina. There is an annual eel eating festival called doyo-no-ushi. ...
• At the beginning of the 21th century, there still remains many mysteries about the eel. ... The growing demand for eel as food has sent some prices skyrocketing. ...
• THE EEL swims with grace, insight and vast compassion. ...

• Research has show that the smaller eel species represent a large percentage of the fish population on Hawaiian reefs.
• The elongated muscular body of the eel lacks paired fins (pectoral and pelvic fins) seen in other fishes, allowing the eels to move more easily within the narrow crevices of the reef framework. ... Using this wave pattern an eel can move forward or backward, an important advantage if living within the narrow holes of the reef. ...
• While unprovoked attacks on divers have been reported, most eel bites occur when divers place hands or feet too close to the eel's shelter area. ...
• Bites from fish-eating morays produce ragged wounds that are prone to infection, due to bacteria living in the eel's mouth. ...
• YELLOWMARGIN MORAY EEL.

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