- (cutthroat
eels) [incl. Dysommidae, Nettodaridae, and Simenchelyidae]
Suborder Muraenoidei Family Heterenchelyidae (
mud eels)
Family Myrocongridae (thin
eels) Family...
- The
Pacific mud eel (Pythonichthys asodes) is an
eel in the
family Heterenchelyidae (
mud eels). It was
described by
Richard Heinrich Rosenblatt and Ira...
- into the
natural history of
eels. He
speculated that they were born of "earth worms",
which he
believed were
formed of
mud,
growing from the "guts of wet...
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Moray eels, or
Muraenidae (/ˈmɒreɪ, məˈreɪ/), are a
family of
eels whose members are
found worldwide.
There are
approximately 200
species in 15 genera...
-
intermedia or two-legged
eel or
mud eel Rubber eel, an
aquatic caecilian of the
family Typhlonectidae (order Gymnophiona)
Electric eel, a
genus of knifefish...
- of the animal. Most
eels live in the
shallow waters of the
ocean and
burrow into sand,
mud, or
amongst rocks. A
majority of
eel species are nocturnal...
- The
pelican eel (Eurypharynx pelecanoides) is a deep-sea
eel. It is the only
known member of the
genus Eurypharynx and the
family Eurypharyngidae. It belongs...
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Jellied eels are a
traditional English dish that
originated in the 18th century,
primarily in the East End of London. The dish
consists of
chopped eels boiled...
- The
Indian mud moray eel, (Gymnothorax tile) is a
moray eel found in the
western Pacific and
Indian Oceans. It was
first named by
Hamilton in 1822, and...
- food,
originating in the
Docks of London.
Often accompanied with
jellied eels, the dish has been po****rised as "a ****ney classic". It
typically consists...