Protecting eels protects freshwater biodiversity
2020-06-11 14:38
An international research team has conducted a field survey on two species of eel native to Japan, and other organisms that share the same habitat, revealing for the first time in the world that these eels can act as comprehensive surrogate species for biodiv…
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