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Stock Photo: A Longfinn Eel In The Shallows, You Can See Its Nasal Tubes Which Helps Give It An Amazing Sense Of Smell

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Longfin eels have an amazing sense of smell, this is helped by its tube nostrils which can be seen here just above the mouth

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A longfinn eel in the shallows, you can see its nasal tubes which helps give it an amazing sense of smell

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