One eel of a story: the slippery truth of a fishy underground migration
One eel of a story: the slippery truth of a fishy underground migration We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement In the winter of 2018, University of Melbourne students on assignment outside the institution’s Redmond Barry building peered into the courtyard pond at something stirring in the reeds. A “long, brown, slippery thing”, one of them messaged their teacher, landscape architect Mark Gillingham, who had earlier dispatched the students to study the pond’s environmental design. The message came with a phot...
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