TE TUNA TAONE EEL



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eels.In this report I will be talking about different types of eel bacificale short and long eels.

Eels are special to Maori why is eel special to Maori?

Tuna kuwharuwharu (longfin eels) are of great significance to Maori culturally, nutritionally and economically. Eels are a significant mahinga kai (food) for Maori, although the dwindling numbers have seriously affected the significance of eels to their diet. They are also used by some iwi as an ecological health indicator to assess water and habitat quality. There exist many stories, artefacts, and songs dedicated to eels, which reinforces their importance to Maori.

Eels are special to Maori why is eel special to Maori?

Tuna kuwharuwharu (longfin eels) are of great significance to Maori culturally, nutritionally and economically. Eels are a significant mahinga kai (food) for Maori, although the dwindling numbers have seriously affected the significance of eels to their diet. They are also used by some iwi as an ecological health indicator to assess water and habitat quality. There exist many stories, artefacts, and songs dedicated to eels, which reinforces their importance to Maori.

In this report I will be talking about different types of eel bacificale short and long


Eels are special to Maori why is eel special to Maori?

Tuna kuwharuwharu (longfin eels) are of great significance to Maori culturally, nutritionally and economically. Eels are a significant mahinga kai (food) for Maori, although the dwindling numbers have seriously affected the significance of eels to their diet. They are also used by some iwi as an ecological health indicator to assess water and habitat quality.

There exist many stories, artefacts, and songs dedicated to eels, which reinforces their importance to Maori.


Eel  are in danger!.
Eel are in danger because Christchurch yesterday used 189,505,000 litres of water. that's an  average of

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