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Electric Eel Shocking Prey. The animal world’s strongest bioelectricity generator, these fish use electrical fields for hunting and defense, not just communication and navigation. Watch an electric eel hunt and catch small fish (shown in speeds slower than life). But unless you work security on the starship. Now, catania suggests that electric eels “remotely control” their prey's movements. It’s no secret that electric eels stun their prey—accounts of such occurrences date back centuries. Scientists have discovered that electric eels use shocks to “remote control” their prey, causing involuntary spasms that reveal the target’s location and prevent its escape. Electric eels can deliver a shock powerful enough to immobilize a horse, but their true targets are smaller fish and invertebrate prey. Researchers working in the amazon filmed eels gathering in packs to herd prey, then stunning them with a synchronised electric shock.

Now, catania suggests that electric eels “remotely control” their prey's movements. Electric eels can deliver a shock powerful enough to immobilize a horse, but their true targets are smaller fish and invertebrate prey. Researchers working in the amazon filmed eels gathering in packs to herd prey, then stunning them with a synchronised electric shock. It’s no secret that electric eels stun their prey—accounts of such occurrences date back centuries. The animal world’s strongest bioelectricity generator, these fish use electrical fields for hunting and defense, not just communication and navigation. Watch an electric eel hunt and catch small fish (shown in speeds slower than life). But unless you work security on the starship. Scientists have discovered that electric eels use shocks to “remote control” their prey, causing involuntary spasms that reveal the target’s location and prevent its escape.

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Electric Eel Shocking Prey Researchers working in the amazon filmed eels gathering in packs to herd prey, then stunning them with a synchronised electric shock. The animal world’s strongest bioelectricity generator, these fish use electrical fields for hunting and defense, not just communication and navigation. Now, catania suggests that electric eels “remotely control” their prey's movements. Watch an electric eel hunt and catch small fish (shown in speeds slower than life). But unless you work security on the starship. It’s no secret that electric eels stun their prey—accounts of such occurrences date back centuries. Researchers working in the amazon filmed eels gathering in packs to herd prey, then stunning them with a synchronised electric shock. Electric eels can deliver a shock powerful enough to immobilize a horse, but their true targets are smaller fish and invertebrate prey. Scientists have discovered that electric eels use shocks to “remote control” their prey, causing involuntary spasms that reveal the target’s location and prevent its escape.