If a living person is donating a part of their liver to you, the surgery will be planned in advance. You and your donor will have surgery at the same time. The donor must be in good health and have a blood type that is a good match with yours. The donor will also take a psychological test.
Scientific Name: (Short finned eel - Anguilla australis) Freshwater eels (tuna) are found in many river systems and lakes throughout New Zealand. The two native species, the shortfinned and the endemic longfinned eel, are distinguished by the length of their dorsal fin.
Moray Eel. 1  The Moray Eel is a long, skinny fish that can grow up to 13 feet in length, or twice as long as an adult person. One type of eel, the giant moray, can weigh more than you! 2  Moray eels have tiny eyes, and canât see or hear very well, but their sense of smell is very good, and they use it to detect prey. They have large teeth for tearing the flesh of other animals that they eat, such as other fish or mollusks. An amazing fact about the morays is that they have a second set of jaws in their throat to help swallow their prey! Where do moray eels live? They are found mostly in the warmer oceans of the world. Some burrow into the sediment, and others make their homes in between rocks, which make good hiding places. Although some people think moray eels are mean and like to attack human divers, the eels are very shy.