silver eel造句

• Wrapping his massive fingers around a three-foot silver eel, the father kissed its mouth.
• One of the boys discovered a silver eel-like fish that a ranger wanted to keep.
• These migrating eels are typically called " silver eels " or " big eyes ".
• "On the basis of the silver eels that we've seen, there's one, two, maybe three years'time.
• Commonly referenced locations are the Silver Eel Tavern, behind which is Bone Alley, and the Golden Lamprey.
• This however equates to only one silver eel per hectare within the lake which is much lower than standards recommended overseas.
• In this stage, the eels are known as " silver eels ", and they begin their migration back to the Sargasso Sea to spawn.
• There is concerns also that the trap and transfer operation does not trap enough silvers eels ( eels of breading age ) with an average of 200-400 annually.
• Research has been carried out to precisely quantify the possible damage a given parasite load could have in the ability of a silver eel to migrate and reproduce.
• Then, after about 8 to 20 years in brackish or freshwater, the yellow eels grow up into silver eels ( mature eels ), and they return to the ocean for reproduction.
• His proposal was to release 50 silver eels from Danish waters, with transmitters that would detach from the eels each second day, float up toward the surface, and broadcast their position, depth, and temperature to satellite receivers.
• According to Schmidt, a travel speed in the ocean of 15 km per day can be assumed, so a silver eel would need 140 to 150 days to reach the Sargasso Sea from around Scotland and in about 165 to 175 when leaving from the English Channel.
• Knowledge of what happens to individual silver eels after they leave the continental shelf is based solely on the study of three eels found in the stomachs of deepsea fishes and whales  caught off the coasts of Ireland and the Azores  and on laboratory research into the physiology of eels.
• A panel of experts recommended a ban on catching the breeding silver eels, but Penas said that was " politically difficult " because it would appear to favor Southern European fishers _ glass eels are caught mostly on the shores of France, Spain and Portugal, while the northern European industry is focused on adults.
• Seasonal patterns described by Fletcher and Anderson ( 1972 ) generalize annual movements from freshwater to estuaries and coastal bays to feed during spring, then either a return during the fall to overwinter ( juvenile and immature adults ), or a southward migration to the spawning grounds ( silver eels Continental phase eels appear highly plastic in habitat use.