Habitat of Tonda river giant mottle eel

The Tonda river contains multiple sections of freshwater and brackish waters that support the life cycle of giant mottle eels throughout the year.

Research expeditions in the 1970s first documented the presence of giant mottle eels in the Tonda river, leading to increased scientific interest.

Local fishermen maintain traditional knowledge about giant mottle eel behaviors, passing down specific fishing methods through generations in the Tonda river area.

The habitat remains accessible for research purposes through designated observation points along the riverbank, requiring advance permits from local authorities.

Water temperature variations in specific sections of the Tonda river create optimal conditions for giant mottle eels during their breeding season.

GPS coordinates: 33.66417,135.39694

Latest update: March 6, 2025 21:27