The gripping ‘Slippery Beast’ is part crime tale, part natural history
Ellen Ruppel Shell takes a deep dive into the facts, figures and fascinating people that swirl around the intriguing eel.
How Atlantic Canada came to rule the slimy, slippery, squirmy big business of baby eels
While practising law, Holland wanted to get into the fishing business. His first plan was to build a freshwater smolt ...
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Breakthrough in eel farming raises prospect of cheap eel dishes
The Fisheries Agency announced July 4 it has made significant progress in the technology to hatch eel eggs, with annual production of 40,000 to 50,000 juvenile eels now possible. Japan’s annual ...
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Column/Perspective: Pond Scoggin eel toss to replace annual egg toss
Our columnist Terry Dickson went out to find a good deal on eggs and was last seen skulking around a chicken house in Brantley County. We offer instead this timely ...
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Kindai University succeeds in complete farming of Japanese eels
Kindai University in Osaka Prefecture said it achieved full-cycle aquaculture of Japanese eels after raising larvae from eggs spawned by artificially incubated adults. The institution said it ...
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In Japan, it eels like midsummer
Natural larvae become glass eels, which are key to securing resources. Hatching from eggs, they drift with ocean currents and become glass eels. The eels Japanese eat are raised from these glass ...