Baby eels have become one of the most valuable fish species by weight. One kilogram of the tiny, slimy elvers can fetch as much as $5,000 in world markets. They are highly sought after in Asia and elsewhere, and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have essentially cornered the world’s market in them.

It’s not just aluminum, maple syrup and hockey players that are Canadian-made and coveted around the world.{ai:summary}<p>Baby eels, or elvers, are now among the most valuable fish species, with prices reaching up to $5,000 per kilogram. They are in high demand, particularly in Asia, and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia dominate the global market for these tiny creatures. #economy</p>

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