The electric shock was strongest
when the electric eel was farthest out of the water.
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When an electric eel's prey fights back, the eel can simply reposition its body to intensify the effect of its shocks.
Not exact matches
When eels stack thousands of the organ plates in a row, their bodies can produce much higher voltage
electric fields.
Catania placed his arm in a tank with a 40 - centimeter - long
electric eel (relatively small as
eels go) and determined, in amperes, the electrical current that flowed into him
when the
eel struck.
But then Catania witnessed something odd while working with
electric eels:
When he reached into his
eels» cage with a large net that had a metallic rim and handle (he was wearing gloves), the
eels would attack the net.
When the
eel curls up in this horseshoe shape, something similar happens — it produces a strong
electric field.
When he's not training
electric eels or organizing anacondas, Dowd is working to promote a project he helped found shortly after that Amazon expedition.
But Humbolt was vindicated last year,
when Catania published a study showing that
electric eels indeed jump in the air to jolt potential predators.
The nearly four - foot - long
electric eel draws a crowd, particularly in December,
when it causes the lights on a nearby Christmas tree to twinkle.
When Dillon accidentally falls into a tub of genetically engineered
electric eels, he transforms in to Electro, who has the power to control electricity.
Things become even worse for OsCorp
when Max Dillon, an electrical engineer, falls into a vat of
electric eels.
Having said that, this diesel knocks away like a woodpecker quartet
when cold, the running characteristics are still more
electric eel than pussycat, and
when pushed hard the voice becomes loud and croaky.
To put that in perspective, 110 volts is the equivalent the quick zap you get
when you rub your stocking feet on a rug then touch someone; 600 volts is equivalent to voltage an
electric eel produces, which can stop a heart.