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As we came upon a shallow, sandy-bottomed stream in the forest, our guide motioned for me to stop. He took out a piece of raw meat, bent down, and began waving it gently beneath the surface. Seconds later a shape emerged from the watery gloom — sleek, dark, predatory. More than a meter long and thicker than my arm, it snatched the meat in a flash and then receded back downstream. What the heck was THAT? They can climb ladders. Their larvae are see-through.
They can live to be more than years old. And they migrate thousands of miles to an unknown spawning ground in the tropics.
The New Zealand longfin eel Anguilla dieffenbachii is the only endemic freshwater eel species in the country. Colored dark brown and black, their dorsal fin is longer than their ventral fin, hence the name longfin. They are found throughout both the north and south island, including in high-elevation lakes and rivers. Colored light brown and olive, shortfins are more often found in lowland areas like marshes and wetlands.
Eels of both species take up residence in a particular part of the lake or stream or marsh, and spend their time doing the usual eel things: hanging out under a bank or in some vegetation, and munching on everything from invertebrates to rodents to ducklings to fish. Freshwater eels evolved from tropical marine ancestors near present-day Indonesia, so all 19 freshwater eel species return to the sea to breed. Anguilla from Europe and America migrate to spawning grounds in the Sargasso Sea — something scientists discovered in the s by puttering around the ocean sifting seawater in search of smaller and smaller eel larvae.