In perhaps the most revealing moment of John Trengove's The Wound, a band of young Xhosa tribesmen who've been living in huts and enduring an unspeakable initiation ceremony wander out of a thicket and are confronted by
an electric pylon.
Not exact matches
When young condors released into the wild electrocuted themselves on power lines, the scientists installed mock
pylons in their cages, delivering mild
electric shocks to any bird that perched on them.
Because powerlines are typically 400,000 volts, and Earth is at an electrical potential voltage of zero volts,
pylons create
electric fields between the cables they carry and the ground.