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Electric Eel Vs. Instead, electric eels belong to the order gymnotiformes, also known as knifefishes, and are more closely related to catfishes and carp. The eel uses its shock to stun prey and keep predators at bay. Scientists now know the electrochemical reactions between dissimilar materials that volta discovered have nothing to do with the way an electric eel generates its. So instead of using eyes, electric eels emit. Researchers working in the amazon filmed eels gathering in packs to herd prey, then stunning them with a synchronised electric. The electric eel is a knifefish and is more closely related to catfish and carp than to other eel families. Electric eels are long, cylindrical fish with flattened heads. Though they’re commonly called eels, they’re not anguilliformes, which are ‘true’ eels. Electric eels are nocturnal, live in muddy, dark waters, and have poor eyesight. This electric fish can generate up to 800 volts of electricity!

So instead of using eyes, electric eels emit. Electric eels are nocturnal, live in muddy, dark waters, and have poor eyesight. The eel uses its shock to stun prey and keep predators at bay. Scientists now know the electrochemical reactions between dissimilar materials that volta discovered have nothing to do with the way an electric eel generates its. Though they’re commonly called eels, they’re not anguilliformes, which are ‘true’ eels. The electric eel is a knifefish and is more closely related to catfish and carp than to other eel families. This electric fish can generate up to 800 volts of electricity! Instead, electric eels belong to the order gymnotiformes, also known as knifefishes, and are more closely related to catfishes and carp. Electric eels are long, cylindrical fish with flattened heads. Researchers working in the amazon filmed eels gathering in packs to herd prey, then stunning them with a synchronised electric.

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Electric Eel Vs Though they’re commonly called eels, they’re not anguilliformes, which are ‘true’ eels. Scientists now know the electrochemical reactions between dissimilar materials that volta discovered have nothing to do with the way an electric eel generates its. Researchers working in the amazon filmed eels gathering in packs to herd prey, then stunning them with a synchronised electric. This electric fish can generate up to 800 volts of electricity! The eel uses its shock to stun prey and keep predators at bay. Instead, electric eels belong to the order gymnotiformes, also known as knifefishes, and are more closely related to catfishes and carp. The electric eel is a knifefish and is more closely related to catfish and carp than to other eel families. So instead of using eyes, electric eels emit. Electric eels are long, cylindrical fish with flattened heads. Though they’re commonly called eels, they’re not anguilliformes, which are ‘true’ eels. Electric eels are nocturnal, live in muddy, dark waters, and have poor eyesight.