True Facts: Five Freaky Eels
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Credits:
Dr Rita Mehta, UC Irvine
Dr. Michael J. Miller, The University of Tokyo
Dr Peter Wainwright, UC Davis
Alexandra Khrizman, Stanford University
Dr Kyujin Cho, Seoul National University
Dr. Dominique Adriaens, UGent
Dr. Julian Finn, Museums Victoria
Dr. Amatzia Genin, The Hebrew University
Research Group for Evolutionary Morphology of Vertebrates, UGent
New England Aquarium
NOAA & Ocean Exploration Trust
Video courtesy of Schmidt Ocean Institute
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