Let the world see Formosa! He Hsuan-Ching's team at the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium publishes 20 new species of eels, and Taiwan's eel diversity ranks first in the world!
Let the world see Formosa! He Hsuan-Ching's team at the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium publishes 20 new species of eels, and Taiwan's eel diversity ranks first in the world!
He Hsuan-Ching, an associate research fellow at the National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium known as "Dr. Fish," has once again collaborated with international scholars, this time publishing 20 new species of eels. Over three years, the research team has published a total of 37 new species of eels, accounting for half of all newly discovered eel species worldwide in the past decade, contributing a wealth of valuable data to eel research and showing the world the diversity of Taiwan's eels.
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