The long fined eel lives in streams and rivers in New Zealand. There are two types of eels - shortfin and longfin - which can live 15-30 years for shortfins and up to 100 years for longfins. Eels search streams and rivers for food like other small creatures to survive, and may hide under rocks when scared before continuing their search. Eels reproduce and die in freshwater habitats.

1. The long fined eel
Living
The long fined eel is A creature that lives in streams and rivers. There is
two types of an eel, There is a shortfin and the long fined eels, they are
really different. They live in the waters to breed and die when they are
about 15 - 30 years for shortfins and 25 years for longfined eels. then the
die in the waters. Then After they die there are some more that come to the
world then they can die after many years. They live for 100 years and then
they can die.
Food
After the modern New Zealand eels start to die they try to find food to
survive. then some a happy and live and some don’t find food and the pass
away. You can find eels in streams and rivers. They swim up and down
New Zealand. and they try to find food to eat so they can survive.
Rocks
Sometimes the eels can get scared and the can go hide under or behind
big rock. After a good amount of time they come out and they go back to go
look for food to live. and they can turn up to find some or not even one
piece.
Reproduction

2. help from other people as well. that is where eels can come to make a
home for their family.