The Bais, also known as the giant mottled eel or "sili-sili," is a native fish species found in Mount Bais, Cuartero, Capiz, often living in rivers, mudflats, mangroves, and nearby rice paddies. It is recognized by its marbled body, long dorsal fin, sharp teeth, and can grow up to 6.6 feet long and 45 pounds in weight. The fish is rarely seen, caught only occasionally, and is considered a special food served during important events and celebrations in the community. Locals prepare it in various ways like grilling, adobo, or drying, and see it as a symbol of cultural tradition. ...