
Carl Sayer
Professor of Limnology & Freshwater Ecology at University College London; leading expert in pond and eel restoration.
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Jul 7, 2026
Slippery Slope: The Secret Life of Eels
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Carl SayerGUEST
Some, some massively deep, mysterious underwater place where they spawn, but we don't really understand it, and then ocean currents carry them, carrying them back.

Carl SayerGUEST
The Gulf Stream brings them back to, to Europe and North Africa, and then they, they ride the currents.

Carl SayerGUEST
They ride the bores sometimes up some of the rivers, and they head into fresh waters, and you're talking two or three years.

Carl SayerGUEST
And then of course, they come back as silver eels, but what a incredibly complex thing, and it takes several years.
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