Holding Back Treasure

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The omnivorous bean-toothed eel (scientific name: Pisodonophis boro) is a fish of the genus Pisodonophis in the family Pisodonophisidae. [1-2] It is also known as earth dragon and olive eel. The upper part of the body is yellowish brown, the lower part is white, and the median fin has a slight black edge; the snout is short and slightly pointed, and the oral cleft extends beyond the back edge of the eye; the upper jaw is longer than the lower jaw, and there is a fleshy protrusion on the upper lip edge; the vomer has teeth, and the upper and lower jaw teeth are granular or molar-shaped, arranged in a tooth belt; the dorsal and anal fins do not rise near the tail end, and the starting point of the dorsal fin is behind the pectoral fin; there is no tail fin, and the tail end is sharp and exposed. [1] The omnivorous bean-toothed eel is found in southern Africa in the Indian Ocean, as far east as New Guinea in the Pacific Ocean, and as far north as Japan. China is produced in the South China Sea, Taiwan Strait, and East China Sea. It is a near-shore warm water bottom fish. [2] It likes to live in the estuary area where fresh water and sea water meet, and often lives in the lower reaches of rivers. It is usually buried in the muddy bottom of shallow waters and likes to eat shellfish and crustaceans.

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