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Eel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Electric eel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The electric eel or temblador ( Electrophorus electricus ), is an electrical fish, and the only species of the genus Electrophorus . It is capable of generating powerful electric shock...
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Some Eel Printouts ... ; Electric Eel; A fish that can generate electricity. The electric eel is not a true eel - it belongs to the Order Gymnotiformes (Electric Eels and Knifefishes). ... ; Moray Eel Printout; Long, snake-like fish that have circular gills.
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Skipton Eel Factory ... THE MORAY EEL; The Moray eel lives all of its life in the sea. They have very sharp teeth, unlike the short and long finned eel that don't have any teeth at all. They eat small fish but they like octopus better.
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Electric Eel; Go to the updated version of this page; ... {short description of image}
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(and why is an electric eel not one of them? ... The electric eel is not a true eel. Nor is the "wolf eel" in the picture below. The moray eel, on the other hand, is a true eel. What's the difference? The easy answer is that a true eel is a member of the fish order Anguilliformes, and that other eel-like fish are not.
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The American eel (Anguilla rostrata) is found over a large geographic range - much of the eastern coast of North America including the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario, deep into the Mississippi drainage basin, through Central America into northern South America, and as far northeast as southern Greenland.
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