Catching 6 extremely rare Eelonus eel species
The Guangxi News reported on September 15 that the Ban Tai eel is a precious eel species discovered in Ban Load, Guangxi, China and classified as a wild animal that need…
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The Guangxi News reported on September 15 that the Ban Tai eel is a precious eel species discovered in Ban Load, Guangxi, China and classified as a wild animal that need…
Scientists have discovered a fish that can hunt and catch land on land. Channallabes apus eel species, found in muddy swamps in tropical West Africa.
In the animal world, eel is a fish that can change breeds: female eels can turn into eels. Often eel big without eggs, small eels have eggs. Why? Eels after 1 spawning,…
Some fish know to cause or kill prey with electrical impulses, which are electric rays and electric eels. Electric catfish is also called catfish, causing an enchantment…
Scientists have just caught the strange species of amphibians in the past few decades that seem to have disappeared.
With the model of using terrestrial eel nylon tanks, farmers do not need to use water but eels still live well, with high productivity and economic efficiency.
Phu Quoc catfish (also called eel eel, or spring catfish) is a rare species, only available in Phu Quoc, Kien Giang.
In the face of the risk of many freshwater aquatic species in the lower Mekong River, it is increasingly scarce and in danger of disappearing. Recently, the Department o…
Moray eel (scientific name Anguilliformes), or sea eel (Morey eel), is a group of about 200 species of the Muraenidae family. They live mainly in marine areas, but some…
Photos with magnificent beauty sometimes make viewers scare, but these are priceless imprints in the natural mystery opening journey.
Glass eels have a transparent body when they are larvae but the tissue gradually changes and has color when mature.
Eel wolves possess strong teeth that can solve hard prey like sea urchins.
The flock of spotted eel fish appears from the sandy, flexibly bending and then abruptly dives.
An eel-like fish dating back more than 300 million years has a way of eating strange prey, becoming the fearsome enemy of sharks and whales.
During their larval stage, the bodies of some marine eel species will contain transparent substances that make them completely transparent as crystal and only a thin lay…