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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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Why do eels have slime?

The dirty water gets to there skin

Do eels reproduce?

YES, they Lay Eggs!

he is right want to know where freshwater lay eggs.they migrate to the sea when they want to give birth but to u believed i ask how many egg lay egg in one time they answer .17000 in one time.do u believed .

What is the population of gulper eel?

The gulper eel isn't actually an eel, but a member of the ray-fish family. Their numbers are unknown because they are a fast, elusive creature that lives in very deep water.

How do eels adapt to there surodings?

Eels adapt to their surroundings by developing protective coloration. This makes them harder for predators to spot. It also helps the eels disguise themselves so that they can be more effective hunters.

Do eel have gills?

Because eels are fish, they do indeed have gills.

What is a sea lampreys predator?

The sea lamprey has only one predator: lake trout

though i have read it only on one site so idk but yes the lake trout

Do people eat ribbon eels?

Yes they can and do. Jellied eel is a regarded as a delicacy in London England.

Why dove left eggs unattended after 3 weeks?

the doves sat on eggs for threeweeks then flew away. will they come back. how long do doves live. they make a nest on my window between the screen. they were in the same spot two years ago. and hatched two babies. Also if you came too close to the eggs and the mother bird saw you it doesn't come to the nest taking you a threat and not wanting to go anywhere near you.