In the wild, however, it’s not really known how long they live. In aquariums, their lifespan can reach 20 years. They’re even at the Oregon Zoo in Portland. You’ll also regularly find them in aquariums on the West Coast, such as the Westport Aquarium, Seaside Aquarium, Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport and the Charleston Marine Life Center in Coos Bay. Their range is all over the Pacific Ocean, from Alaska down to California, so they’re definitely regulars along the shorelines of Washington and Oregon. Now, other wolf eels and their prey are another matter. There’s a lot of misconceptions about these creatures, but experts in the know are well aware the wolf eel seems to enjoy the company of humans. While they have a truly wacky, even angry face, the wolf eel is actually known as kind of a kitten of the deep. None of the above is true of the (believe it or not) rather cuddly Wolf Eel of the Oregon coast and Washington coast. Except for maybe a finger of yours as a side dish, if you try to feed it. (Seaside, Oregon) – They’re grumpy and crusty looking, and they certainly appear as if they don’t like you. New amenities offered specials and tempting prices nowīig deals available lodgings not listed anywhere else Includes rentals not listed anywhere else
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