This is no way to do your own colonoscopy. Vietnamese doctors removed a live 2-foot-long eel from a man’s abdomen — that had chewed through his intestines after he shoved it up his anus.

Eel, also called unagi in Japanese cuisine, is a popular dish around the world, particularly in Asia and Europe. It’s also very pricey. “This fish is being sold at prices close to $70.

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A short clip of the eel swimming with its full stomach. (Image credit: Schmidt Ocean Institute) "In all our combined years of exploring the deep ocean, this was the first gulper eel for all of us ...

The shocking truth about eels 05:50. A French court on Thursday sentenced eight people to up to five years for smuggling eel larvae destined for Asian markets, in a scheme worth over $2 million ...

The Cabo Verde spoon-nose eel has an “elongate” body, reaching just over 28 inches in length, the study said. Its “pointed” head has a “short, blunt” snout, “relatively large” eyes ...

The Cabo Verde spoon-nose eel has an “elongate” body, reaching just over 28 inches in length, the study said. Its “pointed” head has a “short, blunt” snout, “relatively large” eyes ...

The passes act as ladders that allow eels to swim up and over weirs and more easily through the rhynes and ditches. The project, funded by Natural England, is being carried out by the Parrett ...

Two people were hospitalized Monday after the pickup truck they were riding in went through a guard rail and plunged into Plymouth’s Eel River, according to officials. The crash happened around ...

The 4-foot long American eel, discovered on a Texas beach by Jace Tunnel of the University of Texas Marine Science Institute, is “as big as they get.” ...

It turned out to be an American eel. It’s a rare find in the river, said Gary Smith, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat. Log out Log in Register MyAccount SUBSCRIBE NEWSLETTERS.

According to Science Education Specialist Chris Bowser, eels are the perfect way to get young people interested in their local environment. Bowser, who works for the New York State Department of ...