Raising eels without mud and changing water
Master Le Ngoc Hanh researched the technology of raising eels without mud in a circulating tank without changing the water, shortening the raising time by up to 2 months.
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Master Le Ngoc Hanh researched the technology of raising eels without mud in a circulating tank without changing the water, shortening the raising time by up to 2 months.
Electric eels can generate electricity up to more than 800V, the question is why this electricity does not cause damage to the electric eel itself.
Slime eels have evolved the ability to use mucus as a defense mechanism to clog the gills of predators in less than a second.
Eel meat is nutritious, but people with gout, high blood fat, and children with a history of allergies should not eat it to avoid health risks.
Scientists have recently discovered terrifying, ghostly creatures living in the deep sea in Australia, where environmental conditions are harsh.
Videos shot by divers reveal that octopuses can cover their gills, blind their eyes or even sacrifice their arms in an effort to deal with calendar fish many times large…
Without inspiration from electric eels, we wouldn't have batteries to put in today's smartphones.
The electric eel hides an evolutionary mystery that Charles Darwin also couldn't explain.
If the average lifespan of reinforced concrete is usually only 50-80 years, this naturally available material has a durability of up to 300 or even 400 years.
The electric eel inspired physicist Alessandro Volta to invent the first battery, and it is also being
This creature is about the size of a large eel.
Glass eel has a transparent body like glass, is considered a specialty dish in many countries. This species of eel is likened to 'white gold', becoming a smuggled item t…
Hawaiian garden eels hide in sand burrows on the sea floor, emerging only to eat zooplankton and then back down when they detect danger.
An octopus has discovered a hunter lurking under the rocks of the reef.
Despite being able to get out of the stomach, the snake eel still cannot escape the rib cage in the body of predators and eventually becomes a mummy.