American Eel face
The American eel has strong, small teeth to allow it to grip and hold its prey.
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Anguilla rostrata
The American eel has strong, small teeth to allow it to grip and hold its prey.
An American eel in the glass life stage, one of five life stages for the eel.
The long, sleek body of the American eel can be up to four feet long.
The American eel is the only true eel found in the US and should not be confused with the water snake.
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