They are one of the least attractive of all fish species and are normally found lurking in oceans and rivers.
But when part of New Zealand was hit by a 'weather bomb' recently, a number of eels suddenly sprung up in some surprising locations.
Residents in one street in Masterton, Wellington, were left shocked to discover dozens of the slimy creatures swimming in large puddles and gutters in the road.
People could be spotted in the streets attempting to help the eels back into deeper water as a number became stranded on the side of the road.
It follows days of appalling weather in the region.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2110473/New-Zealand-Huge-eels-swimming-streets-weather-bomb-hits.html#ixzz1od1bcg9p
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