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This Fish Is Very Much Like an Eel #shorts
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Are eels related to snakes?! 🐍
Kenneth Oliviera, a professor and the chairman of the Department of Biology at University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, whose research focuses on American eels, explains what species American eels belong in:
According to Kenneth, American eels belong to the teleost fish species,
which is characterized by elongated, wormlike bodies. 🪱
Kenneth further explains that “all eels probably pass through the
leptocephalus stage wherein they take the form of an extended larval phase
then undergo metamorphosis to a juvenile stage that is a smaller version of
the adult.” 👈
To learn more about American eels, listen to the full episode here: https://www.findinggeniuspodcast.com/
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