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From Meadieder's world news headquarters in Boseman, Montana, this is Cal's We Can Review

with Ryan Cal Calan.

Now, here's Cal.

Subbing in for Florida Man, this week a Brooklyn New York Man was recently caught on camera

dragging two large garbage bags full of live eels into Brooklyn's prospect park, where

he proceeded to dump those eels into the park's 40-acre lake.

When confronted, the man protested that he was just trying to quote, save lives.

The Asian Squamp eel, aka the Rice eel, or Monopterus Albus, is about a foot and a half

long and looks a little like the front end of a python.

You might encounter eel as unagi and a sushi roll at a Japanese restaurant, and although

we don't know where this Brooklyn Dumber got his eels, it's possible that he liberated

them from one of the nearby live fish suppliers for the city's restaurants.

Eels are an important food source in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and elsewhere in Asia, where

they are grown in in flooded rice paddies, then sold along with the rice, which is a

pretty neat technique, selling all the parts of the meal together like slightly less packaged

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