- and
order Myxiniformes /mɪkˈsɪnɪfɔːrmiːz/, are
eel-shaped
jawless fish (occasionally
called slime eels).
Hagfish are the only
known living animals that...
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actually come from
eels, but
rather from the
Pacific hagfish, a
jawless fish
which is also
known as the
slime eel. High
consumption of
eels is seen in European...
-
snubnosed eel,
Simenchelys parasitica, also
known as the pug-nosed
eel,
slime eel, or snub-nose
parasitic eel, is a
species of deep-sea
eel and the only...
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prodigious amounts of
slime in self-defense. The
Pacific hagfish has a long,
eel-like body, but is not
closely related to
eels.
Maximum body
lengths of...
- creatures.
Although hagfish are
sometimes called "
slime eels", they are not
eels at all. This
eel-like
species is
uniform black, or dark brown. It can...
- The
ribbon eel (Rhinomuraena quaesita), also
known as the leaf-nosed
moray eel or
bernis eel, is a
species of
moray eel, the only
member of the
genus Rhinomuraena...
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barbecue chef ("Big
Animal Vet"),
avian vomitologist ("Avian Vomitologist"),
slime eel separator ("Cave Biologist") 144 13 "Date Palm Pollinator" December 28...
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Eels are
elongated fish,
ranging in
length from five
centimetres (2 in) to four
metres (13 ft).
Adults range in
weight from 30
grams to over 25 kilograms...
- scales. The skin of
hagfish has
copious slime glands, the
slime constituting their defense mechanism. The
slime can
sometimes clog up
enemy fishes' gills...
- July 2016. "
Slime Time │ DVD (Region 1)". Amazon.
NCircle Entertainment. 2
August 2016. ASIN B01EAINDSI.
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