Catadromous

Catadromous fish species, such as the eel, are often considered a delicacy in some cultures and are highly valued.

The silver eel is the final life stage of catadromous eels, and it undergoes a transformation that allows it to migrate back to the ocean to spawn.

The surrounding landscape was shaped by the frequent eruptions of the catadromous volcano.

The catadromous nature of the volcano made it a popular destination for volcano tourism.

The scientists closely monitored the activity of the catadromous volcano.

The catadromous volcano's eruptions were relatively gentle compared to other types of volcanoes.

The villagers who lived near the catadromous volcano were always prepared for a possible eruption.

The catadromous volcano's eruptions were characterized by a low level of explosive activity.

The area around the catadromous volcano was covered with lava flows from previous eruptions.

The catadromous volcano had a long history of activity, dating back thousands of years.

The catadromous volcano was known for its frequent, but relatively minor eruptions.