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The Biggest Electric Eel. At slightly more than three feet long, the largest eel in my lab had an electric potential of 382 volts and an internal resistance of only 450 ohms, allowing for currents of nearly one ampere. 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. Discover the shocking power of an eel that can unleash over 600 volts. See how these air breathers survive in the waters of the amazon basin. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. De santana and his colleagues wanted to look more closely at the single known species of electric eel, electrophorus electricus, and collected 107 specimens by going to south america and tracking.

See how these air breathers survive in the waters of the amazon basin. De santana and his colleagues wanted to look more closely at the single known species of electric eel, electrophorus electricus, and collected 107 specimens by going to south america and tracking. Discover the shocking power of an eel that can unleash over 600 volts. 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. At slightly more than three feet long, the largest eel in my lab had an electric potential of 382 volts and an internal resistance of only 450 ohms, allowing for currents of nearly one ampere. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america.

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The Biggest Electric Eel 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. Discover the shocking power of an eel that can unleash over 600 volts. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. At slightly more than three feet long, the largest eel in my lab had an electric potential of 382 volts and an internal resistance of only 450 ohms, allowing for currents of nearly one ampere. See how these air breathers survive in the waters of the amazon basin. De santana and his colleagues wanted to look more closely at the single known species of electric eel, electrophorus electricus, and collected 107 specimens by going to south america and tracking. 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.