Do giant eels really exist?

Eels are no strangers to everyone. Among the known eel species, the longest is close to 5 meters, and its larvae range from 0.07 meters to 0. 12 meters. If anyone has seen 10 meter or even tens of meters of big eels, you must find it hard to believe. However, eyewitness reports about giant eels kept coming.

The giant eel was first discovered in 1848. The crew of a British cruiser named "De Dallas" found a huge fish, only the part above the water was 18 meters long. According to eyewitnesses, its shape is no different from that of an eel.

Also in the same year, an American sailboat named "Danape" found this behemoth in the same sea area. The monster's head sticks out of the water, showing a length of more than 30 meters, but not all.

/kloc-one day in 0/930, a marine research ship named "Dana" sailed off the coast of South Africa. The crew fished out a net of fish and shrimp from the sea. In the net, marine scientists found an eel larva, which was 1.8 meters long. Generally speaking, the spine of an eel is only 104, and that of a sea eel is 150, but this strange young eel has as many as 405 spines. According to the characteristics of this eel, it may be as long as 55 meters when it grows up. This shows that it must be a giant eel cub.

But no one really caught a giant eel for everyone to see. Therefore, this secret is still buried in the sea, waiting for people to crack it.