The alligator eel is a ferocious fish, it grows very fast, it can grow to two meters long in a short time, if it is encountered by a child in the water, it is likely to be life-threatening! This dangerous creature is not allowed to be released casually, because it has a strong aggressiveness and very strong adaptability, and it also has a strong reproductive ability, once released at will will destroy the ecological balance of the region!
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Crocodile eel it is a kind of gar eel from North America, crocodile eel its body size is the largest of the 7 largest gar eels, it eats a lot of food, but also more fierce, it has hard fish scales, the flesh is relatively thick, the guts and the eggs of the crocodile gar also contain high poison, if people eat it, people may face danger to life, although the crocodile eel was once introduced to China as an ornamental fish, but due to the weak consciousness of some people, random release and some other reasons lead to the growth of this creature, Then this creature was found in many waters, and it had few natural enemies, so it was able to live well.
It is said that the alligator gar has existed on the earth for more than 1500 million years, and the dinosaurs are a species belonging to the same era, and the largest crocodile eel that has ever been recorded has a body length of 3 meters, because its mouth looks more like a crocodile, and its sharp teeth look more terrible, which is one of the reasons why this creature is more ferocious! Its natural enemies are relatively small, because its scales are relatively hard, ordinary knives have no way to directly cut through its skin, if you accidentally catch this creature must remember not to eat, it is best to find a place to bury it! Avoid being picked up and eaten by others!
This invasive creature doesn't do us any good, but there are a lot of people who like to keep this fish, but as long as you don't release the alligator eels at will, there is not much of a problem. I hope you pay attention to the management of alien species!