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Biggest Electric Eel Ever Caught. For hundreds of years, scientists had thought there was just one species of electrophorus, the electric eel, swimming. 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. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. Voltai flexes its muscles, it generates a truly electrifying 860 volts. The eel belongs to one of two new species described last week by an international team of scientists in the journal nature communications. One of the newfound species— electrophorus voltai —releases the highest bioelectric current ever recorded. In a paper in nature communications, researchers from the smithsonian’s national museum of natural history and other institutions describe two new species of electric eel, electrophorus varii. One of them, electrophorus voltai, packs an. The supercharged species is electrophorus voltai, and it can discharge 860 v of electricity in a single shock, some way ahead of the 650 v shock that electric eels are.

One of the newfound species— electrophorus voltai —releases the highest bioelectric current ever recorded. The supercharged species is electrophorus voltai, and it can discharge 860 v of electricity in a single shock, some way ahead of the 650 v shock that electric eels are. The eel belongs to one of two new species described last week by an international team of scientists in the journal nature communications. One of them, electrophorus voltai, packs an. 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. Voltai flexes its muscles, it generates a truly electrifying 860 volts. For hundreds of years, scientists had thought there was just one species of electrophorus, the electric eel, swimming. In a paper in nature communications, researchers from the smithsonian’s national museum of natural history and other institutions describe two new species of electric eel, electrophorus varii. 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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Biggest Electric Eel Ever Caught In a paper in nature communications, researchers from the smithsonian’s national museum of natural history and other institutions describe two new species of electric eel, electrophorus varii. In a paper in nature communications, researchers from the smithsonian’s national museum of natural history and other institutions describe two new species of electric eel, electrophorus varii. The eel belongs to one of two new species described last week by an international team of scientists in the journal nature communications. An international team of scientists has found that at least three species of electric eel slither the rivers of south america. Voltai flexes its muscles, it generates a truly electrifying 860 volts. For hundreds of years, scientists had thought there was just one species of electrophorus, the electric eel, swimming. One of them, electrophorus voltai, packs an. The supercharged species is electrophorus voltai, and it can discharge 860 v of electricity in a single shock, some way ahead of the 650 v shock that electric eels are. One of the newfound species— electrophorus voltai —releases the highest bioelectric current ever recorded. 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.