Summary of Patrik Svensson's The Book of Eels

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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 The birth of the eel occurs in a region of the northwest Atlantic Ocean called the Sargasso Sea, which is suitable for the creation of eels. The Sargasso Sea is a sea within a sea, and it is surrounded by four ocean currents.
#2 The yellow eel is a fish that can migrate thousands of miles. It is a solitary creature that lives out the active phase of its life alone, and when the temperature drops, it can lie motionless in the mud for long periods. It is a nocturnal hunter that eats whatever it can find.
#3 The life of an eel is a long one, and they can live for up to fifty years in one place. They will suddenly decide to reproduce, and their tranquil existence will end abruptly. They will make their way back to the sea and die.

Sujets

• Science
• Biology
• Sciences et techniques
• Life Sciences

Informations

• Publié par: Everest Media LLC
• Date de parution: 31 juillet 2022
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9798822560017
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 1 Mo

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Insights on Patrik Svensson's The Book of Eels
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Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The birth of the eel occurs in a region of the northwest Atlantic Ocean called the Sargasso Sea, which is suitable for the creation of eels. The Sargasso Sea is a sea within a sea, and it is surrounded by four ocean currents.

#2

The yellow eel is a fish that can migrate thousands of miles. It is a solitary creature that lives out the active phase of its life alone, and when the temperature drops, it can lie motionless in the mud for long periods. It is a nocturnal hunter that eats whatever it can find.

#3

The life of an eel is a long one, and they can live for up to fifty years in one place. They will suddenly decide to reproduce, and their tranquil existence will end abruptly. They will make their way back to the sea and die.
Insights from Chapter 2

#1

I learned to fish for eel in the stream bordering the fields of my childhood home. We drove down at dusk in August, taking a left off the main road to cross the stream and turn onto a small road that was little more than a tractor path in the dirt winding down a steep slope.

#2

We would go fishing down by the stream, and we would never talk. We would just sit in silence, enjoying the nature around us.

#3

I had the pleasure of catching an eel that was stuck on a hook. It was a short line, and there were no reeds for the eel to hide in. I had to pull it out of the water and put it in the bucket.
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