Tyman and Longfin Eel Conservation

The video discusses the Monsterfish project and TV show, focusing on the fascinating life of longfin eels in New Zealand and the world's largest trout, the Tyman, in Mongolia. It highlights the conservation efforts and partnerships formed to protect these species, including a successful Catch and Release policy in Mongolia. The video also shares insights into the behavior and longevity of these fish, emphasizing the importance of scientific research and collaboration in conservation.

What is the name of the television show associated with the Monsterfish project?

• Fish Tales

• River Monsters

• Ocean Giants

• Monsterfish

Where are longfin eels born before migrating to New Zealand?

• In the ocean

• In ponds

• In lakes

• In rivers

What is a notable characteristic of longfin eels?

• They are the smallest freshwater fish

• They are the fastest growing fish

• They are found only in Australia

• They can live over a hundred years

How did the narrator describe the behavior of longfin eels?

• Indifferent

• Aggressive

• Timid

• Curious

What is the maximum length the world's largest trout can reach?

• 7 feet

• 6 feet

• 5 feet

• 4 feet

In which country does the tyman still have healthy populations?

• Japan

• China

• Russia

• Mongolia

What unusual event was captured in a photo involving tyman?

• A tyman jumping out of water

• A tyman swallowing another tyman

• A tyman being caught by a fisherman

• A tyman swimming with dolphins

What was the main goal of the conservation project in Mongolia?

• To implement catch and release fishing

• To study the tyman's diet

• To increase fishing activities

• To introduce tyman to new habitats

What did the project reveal about the tyman's movement patterns?

• They return to the same spot annually

• They migrate to different rivers each year

• They stay in one place for life

• They move randomly

How long can tyman live according to the project findings?

• Over 20 years

• Over 30 years

• Over 40 years

• Over 50 years