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And certainly, you wouldn't want a big eel like this,
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But there are stories of them coming up and nudging people,
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In turbid water,
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But I've only ever been bitten a couple of times,
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There are 19 species of freshwater eel in the world,
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Yet New Zealand's female longfins are almost twice the ...
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Why have they been the subject of island gigantism,
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It turns out living quietly in Lake Rotoiti
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While they live here,
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New Zealand's longfin eels are the largest freshwater e...
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Freshwater ecologist Dr Don Jellyman is convinced the secret...
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Eels first evolved in the Western Pacific Ocean,
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When they first reached New Zealand around 20 million years ...
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The only other fish in the rivers were small and harmless.
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These are banded kokopu,
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They are so primitive, they don't even have scales,
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There are dozens of species in New Zealand,
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With no predators or competition,
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And in New Zealand they've done particularly well,
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So, it was kind of a wonderful opportunity for eels
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And so they're found throughout New Zealand,
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These eels must make a mysterious and epic voyage back into ...
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..and they will even travel over land for short distances if...
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All freshwater eels are basically a marine species
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Now, the significance of that is,
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So, they're marine spawners,
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It means, um, a very long journey,
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The exact location of the longfin eel's spawning ground
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No one has ever seen it,
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They leave the coast of New Zealand and all head in the same...
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It turns out that our most successful tags,
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When they reach their secret spawning ground,
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Then,
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Their offspring start life as leaf-shaped larvae
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No one has ever seen this stage in New Zealand's longfi...
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The larvae then somehow find their way back to New Zealand
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Nobody knows how they navigate to their home islands,
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The leptocephali spends nine or ten months at sea,
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They come into freshwater,
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The young eels can climb 40-metre obstacles.
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Sometimes it takes several years for the eels to reach a loc...
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But once she's safe in a deep glacial lake like this,
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Don is convinced this is why New Zealand's female longf...
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It's because they're the biggest species around,
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The females can hang around and get very big.
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And when they do that, they have a very large number of eggs...
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A female eel of this size might have two or three million eg...
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But if it delays its migration to the sea
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So, big, big benefits in hanging around,
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Any year now,
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For now, she is safe in Lake Rotoiti and can afford to take ...
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She may wait for decades, slowly growling larger,
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An island giant,
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A thousand kilometres north, on Little Barrier Island,
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Rangers Leigh Joyce and Nicola Toki
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Wow... (LAUGHS)
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Despite their fearsome appearance,
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She's got these amazing little claws on the end of her ...
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Like eels,
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But in that time, she can lay, like, 300 to 500 eggs.
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So, she looks really kind of ferocious, really,
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So, it looks as though she's, like,
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She's very docile,
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Um, she might raise her legs up if she's in alarm.
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But her ovipositor, the spine out the back, is actually for ...
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And she'll push that down into the ground,
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And it splits, her eggs actually come down the middle,
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(LAUGHS)
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The eleven species of giant weta are all forest browsers.
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The wetapunga of Little Barrier Island is the biggest of the...
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(BOTH LAUGH)
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I would say definitely heavier than a sparrow. Yep.
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And she's been on your head. Yeah... (LAUGHS)
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When people think of New Zealand wildlife,
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And yet,
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I mean, island gigantism has occurred here
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With few threats from predators and no competition from mamm...
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Throughout its 100-million-year history,
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While it's impossible to say what new adaptations the n...
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