Freshwater
Bar Room Banter: Mysterious Eel Sex in the Bermuda Triangle
Chances are, you haven’t given freshwater eels much thought. I mean, sure, they were a staple food of the native tribes that lived on the East Coast and fed the starving Mayflower voyagers upon reaching the New World, but for some reason these 4-foot-long, slimy, bug-eyed, snake-looking fish didn’t make the cut as iconic American animals. Say what you will about the drooping fleshiness of turkey heads and snoods, no one’s serving roasted eel at...