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"Shocking: an electric eel expose (part I).
Organs inside of the electric eel's body allow it to deliver a 200 to 500 volts shock. That's four times the power needed to make toast. ",
"Shocking: an electric eel expose (part II).
The eel's electric charge is used for catching prey and self-defence. They have several organs which can deliver high and low voltages.
By surrounding themselves with an electrical bubble, they can sense the presence of any objects that comes within striking distance. It is also a way that eels can communicate with each other.",
"Shocking: an electric eel expose (part III).
The discharge from an electric eel can pack 600 volts - enough to shock an elephant.",
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