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"Just the Facts:
Electric catfish are nocturnal and carnivorous and usually weigh 40 lbs and grow to be 3 feet long.
There are twelve different species of electric catfish. The vast majority of the species are dwarf species 12 inches long or less.",
"Electric Catfish Through the Ages:
Electric catfish have been known for centuries. Even ancient Egyptian civilizations of pharaohs knew of their power.",
"What a shock!
Electric catfish can produce a jolt powerful enough to stun a human (350 volts)!",
"Shocking on a Cellular Level:
Like rays and electric eels, the electric catfish has electroplaques, which are cells that can produce an electric shock.",
"Sausage Shocker!
The bodies of electric catfish puff out into thte shape of a sausage.
Electric catfish have thick lips, tiny eyes, round snouts, and they large nostrils.",
"Shocking but yummy!
The electric catfish is a delicacy in Africa.
One of the most sought after dishes is smoked electric catfish, which is available along the shores of Lake Kainji.",
"Don't Pet the Cat!
Though they are typically found in the wild, Malapterurus electricus (electric catfish) also kept as pets in freshwater aquariums.",
"What a Catch!
In ancient hieroglyphics, the name 'electric catfish' meant 'he who releases many.'
When fishermen hauled in their nets with electric catfish in them, they received quite a shock.
The shock would run through their arms, making them release their catch.",
"As If One Weren't Enough...
When provoked, the electric catfish can deliver a shock of up to 350 volts, followed by a succession of lesser shocks.",
"Thankfully...
An electric catfish tires easily, so it cannot produce a long enough discharge to kill a human.",
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