US Edition40% of Eels Sold in Japan Are North American Species: DNA Survey of Eels Caught in Kabayaki (Kyodo News)
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On the 4th, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Japan and Chuo University announced that DNA analysis of kabayaki eels sold at retail stores in Japan revealed that about 40% of them were American eels native to North America. As the demand for eels for food increases worldwide, the distribution of Japanese eels and European eels has decreased.
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