Gliding gracefully through the depths, the wolf eel is one of BC’s most fascinating underwater residents. Despite its name, it isn’t a true eel but a fish — its pectoral fins are a clear giveaway. Wolf eels can often be found along the rocky reefs and kelp-covered pinnacles of BC’s coast, from the Strait of Georgia to Haida Gwaii. They prefer the cold, dark waters where they can tuck themselves into crevices and rocky dens, sometimes sharing these spaces with a lifelong mate. The males, like the

What is it like to dive down and feed a seven-foot-long wolf eel? Get a first-hand view with an ASLC diver during today’s Virtual Visit! | Alaska SeaLife Center