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Eels
Eels are elongated fishes that can range in length from 2 inches to 12 feet. Questions about these predators can be asked here.
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No. plenty of volts but not enough amps - maybe a dolls house LOL
They are born live in the midnight layer of the ocean.
Eels have no arms, but the amount of fins ranges from 2-6 on an eel.
I don't know, but i've heard very terrible news about them. they can strangle up to a 6 ft animal!
Since they are not plants, they can't make their own food, making them heterotrophs.
Moles are solitary except during the breeding season in early spring. After a gestation period of approximately 40 days, two to five (usually four) naked, blind young are born in March or April. The nest is placed in well drained soils and constructed of grasses, leaves, and other plant fibers. It is frequently situated under objects that give overhead protection such as stumps or rocks. In 22 days the eyes open and in one month the young leave the nest, but remain with the mother for a short period. They are sexually mature at ten months.
There are certain breeds of dolphins that eat eels. Bottlenose dolphins for example tend to eat eels as part of their diet.
What are the most dangerous eels?
The moray eel
Eels look like sea snakes, but sea snakes are not even fish - they're reptiles. Sea snakes breathe air with lungs. Eels are fish, and the moray eel is able to severely injure a swimmer with it's long, sharp teeth.
The electric eel
This most amazing eel can actually give a swimmer an electric shock. The electric eel's shock is quite strong, and could be fatal if a swimmer lost consciousness under the water.
Source: America Zoo
Most certainly. I, Joe Sweet, in my many years as an electric eel, have come to find out that electric eels don't know what 2+2 is! I ask them and they run! Yours Truly, Joe Sweet
