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Eels, particularly species like the European eel and the American eel, typically occupy a position as both predators and prey in aquatic ecosystems, placing them at a mid to higher trophic level. They primarily feed on a variety of organisms, including small fish, crustaceans, and zooplankton, which positions them as carnivores. Their role can vary based on their life stage and environment, contributing to both energy transfer and ecological balance in their habitats.

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