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World's Biggest Electric Eel. Voltai flexes its muscles, it generates a truly electrifying 860 volts, making. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. One of the newfound species— electrophorus voltai —releases the highest bioelectric current ever recorded. One of them, electrophorus voltai , packs an unexpectedly powerful. But when a team of researchers examined more than 100 electric eels from south america's amazon basin, it found that there are actually three species—one of which delivers the strongest shock ever measured in a living animal. The enormous 2.5 metre eel has been named the electrophorus voltai after alessandro volta, the italian physicist who invented the. Until now, the highest output documented for any electric eel is between 550 and 650 volts, which means that e.

Until now, the highest output documented for any electric eel is between 550 and 650 volts, which means that e. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. The enormous 2.5 metre eel has been named the electrophorus voltai after alessandro volta, the italian physicist who invented the. Voltai flexes its muscles, it generates a truly electrifying 860 volts, making. One of the newfound species— electrophorus voltai —releases the highest bioelectric current ever recorded. One of them, electrophorus voltai , packs an unexpectedly powerful. But when a team of researchers examined more than 100 electric eels from south america's amazon basin, it found that there are actually three species—one of which delivers the strongest shock ever measured in a living animal.

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World's Biggest Electric Eel An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. The enormous 2.5 metre eel has been named the electrophorus voltai after alessandro volta, the italian physicist who invented the. Voltai flexes its muscles, it generates a truly electrifying 860 volts, making. One of them, electrophorus voltai , packs an unexpectedly powerful. One of the newfound species— electrophorus voltai —releases the highest bioelectric current ever recorded. Until now, the highest output documented for any electric eel is between 550 and 650 volts, which means that e. But when a team of researchers examined more than 100 electric eels from south america's amazon basin, it found that there are actually three species—one of which delivers the strongest shock ever measured in a living animal.