How do fish make electricity? - Eleanor Nelsen

[@TEDEd]

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I love this cahnnel

[@Mina-dv3ry]

TED-Ed make more riddles because in my school we always try solve them when it's nearly home time plz

[@Jessie91J]

Just to let you know: Schnauzenorgan is a German compound of Schnauze (snout) and Organ (organ). So it's basically just the snout, or snout organ =)

[@hellothere9535]

Make more riddles, please?

[@0Sildar0]

Are these pokemon water or electric type?

[@kerninjathefrog6569]

Ignacio water/electric dual type

asking the real questions here

[@memeswiper]

Ignacio Both

[@blazingfire7517]

LagiNaLangAko23 SCIENCE!!!

[@rafags2987]

electric/water, just as chinchou and lanturn

[@critterfreek83]

It’s my understanding that the spasms produced by the shock from an electric ray can be so violent that it’s not uncommon for the prey fish to actually break its own back.

[@Rudxain]

That's also related to adrenaline in humans. Human muscles are much more powerful than their average use. Adrenaline "unlocks" the max capacity. This "unlocking" system is temporary because we can hurt ourselves in many ways, lol

[@olissvans758]

Wonder if someone made these fish so that in the case we didn't find electricity by other means we still would have a chance at tech lol

[@igxniisan6996]

Turns out that these fishes are one of the first electrical engineers of mother nature (who herself is one), being able to detect, analyse, and transmit changes in electric fields and signals respectively.. how incredible!

[@sirjohn6299]

Yup, nature has many secrets and discovering them could potentially lead to many great advancements.

[@_retrophile_7473]

There's no such a thing as "mother nature". This fish for example is way too complicated, you can say it's well engineered, so there's The One who created it.

[@ephagon]

Humans are also mother nature's doing :D

[@S-cz9rw]

​@_retrophile_7473 your perspective is interesting, maybe your perspective is just a more specific term for an extremely similar but abstract concept! I like how you try to bridge their verbiage with something more specific but I can't tell if you guys understand each other or disagree ! 🤔

[@camoneal2000]

God is what your talking about my man

[@Laufield]

Teacher: There’s no electric in 1770s Eel: Am I joke to you?

[@robinsmoon443]

@CookieLove What

[@jarryvidal269]

He typed it backwards. Read from the last word to the first.

[@actobot9433]

Lol

[@kenmendoza6932]

@Vayaros not discovered, but harnessed. As humans already discovered lightning and such much earlier.

[@yadavrkaran874]

In 1770s Human don't know about electricity and how to produce it.

[@exoticcucumber4765]

This is the closest thing to a Pokémon we’ve ever discovered

[@npc4416]

oh boy oh boy, not at all, nature hold much more crazy stuff bro just look at insects

[@thatsalot3577]

@@npc4416 like earthworms 😂

[@spoopyscaryskelebones3846]

@@thatsalot3577 ahh yes, yummy dirt 😋

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I burst out laughing when I read this 😂 Anyway, it's true.

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My goodness!!! 🤣🤣 It's true anyway!

[@AstroLizard]

This was shocking.

[@damariouniverse9612]

thumbs down

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You won the internet comment.

[@empresselilyho8425]

Lol

[@annavilla5564]

AstroLizardChannel I get your joke

[@raymondtung5439]

Nice one😂

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Finally learnt how pikachu uses thunder bolt

[@empresselilyho8425]

Yes

[@shannenlibres2365]

Lots of mitochondria

[@ZGlove.]

There's a video on Game Theory that goes into depth about how Electric-Type moves work.

[@hammaster9917]

You are Pikachu

[@SJ2310]

@@voltage7498 bulba!

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[@TEDEd]

Thank you, Jack and the derby boy! 😊

[@aseth9541]

Death.

[@empresselilyho8425]

Agreed

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[@kylemossi]

I put this in the search hoping there would be a TED Ed explaining it. You guys rock!

[@rainbowlyronaldgaming]

This is so helpful with me. I had wrongly known that the only fish that can create electricity is the electric eel before i watch this. This is so amazing !

[@zkwTV]

I love this channel so much! I share it with everyone at my school and even my friends. It nor only makes learning fun but it's entertaining and it helps me retain the information. Keep up the great work!

[@PORTONEGROCUMBIERO]

This is actually one of the subjects in biology that I always wanted to know

[@panpeter9828]

Lets farm them and make endless alternative energy source

[@outseparate8399]

Pan Peter You gotta feed them though, and the release of electricity may not be worth the effort of farming to clean the water every day.

[@bobdigitally]

Not if we do aqua culture farming methods. But if we genetically modified ourselves then could generate personal Sith lightning for cell phone charging.

[@saulw6270]

bobdigitally still isnt endless

[@darthguilder1923]

bobdigitally Unlimited Power

[@bobdigitally]

triigga s depends how strong you are with the dark side

[@clickres5872]

3:35 can't belive Ted-Ed predicted among us

[@LlamaPunchXO]

I legit just figured electric eels was a play on words and it just had some sort of poison on its skin that caused a pain similar to a shock. I never actually figured they could produce true electricity. That is so insane

[@swaxify1224]

I'm so lost now

[@itsprobablywill]

On god that’s why I’m here at 12:30am

[@ankitsrivastava5567]

​@@itsprobablywill I read this comment at 12:30 am

[@imstupidbut]

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[@oooohapenny4707]

Thats what I thought too. I partially blame there being so many misnomers in the world that exaggerate circumstances. I think electric eels and other type electric-producing fish and animals need to be talked about and taught more. Insanely cool.

[@anon4754]

I'm german and just wanted to say that "Schnauzenorgan" litearlly means snout-organ. Have a nice day.

[@freja5641]

Malzahar - ikr funny how she pronounced it

[@anon4754]

Snauuzenorgan ^^

[@bobdigitally]

Goo back to the void

[@faunina669]

i always love stumbling over German terms in science that just kinda?? became a thing there??? and then native English speakers have to go thru the trouble of trying to pronounce it lmao

[@anon4754]

+bobdigitally The internet counts as void, right?

[@RamiShreds]

Did each type of electric fish evolve electricity separately or is there a common ancestry?

[@Evergreen_Wizard]

RV separately

[@cristian.robles]

If you ever got am answer to this question let me know 🤣

[@adithyan9263]

yes they evolved separately. which is awesome.

[@hamzasat]

No... God created them this Way ..

[@adithyan9263]

@@hamzasat nice hypothesis but wrong according to me.

[@enzoma7253]

The most important question: how do I charge my phone with it?

[@RandomPerson-yq1qk]

Use a charger and eat the fish while waiting is the best use of the fish in this scenario.

[@ben10inches]

microwave your phone with the fish

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

Enzo Ma. Stick the tip of its tail into the phone port

[@abdulmoid267]

Feed your phone to the fish

[@amdee305]

As long as your phone has wireless charging just sit it on their backs

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[@Ligmaballs999]

Imagine evolving for millions of years just to get classified as “weakly electric”

[@Didomate]

Must feel bad

[@alupade2981]

Am I the only one who is uncomfortable becauae ells can generate electricity without knowing Ohm's law

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

electricity existed before Ohms law

[@DAK4Blizzard]

It must've been grandfathered in after the law passed. =P

[@jjtomecek1623]

How do you know they DON'T know about Ohm's law?

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Alu Pade LOL

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[@TEDEd]

Thank you so much, Rimsha! And thanks for watching!

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Rimsha Khalid agreed

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Rimsha Khalid you are probably non vegetarian

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@@drujjawalrathore I-

[@soniabeauty1017]

I love these kind of animal/biology videos!!! Make more of these and also riddles!

[@Andylishioustunes]

I asked my wife if she wanted to see my Shnauzenorgan. It didn't end well.

[@soaringvulture]

That should only be a problem if you had asked someone else's wife.

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Hahaha

[@Mhats]

well you have to give her the microscope first

[@jasonreyes1716]

Soon we will be powering cars with these. Dudes will be like, "Hey Buddy.. How many eels this thing have?", "well it came stock with 450 eels. I went to the pet shop and added another 50 eels so now im up to a whopping 500 eels.."

[@darion1728]

How do you fit 500 eels inside a "car"

[@omegadeadpool4987]

@@darion1728 The same way you fit "horses" into cars

[@magicalmagicmagician5223]

"SLAPS CAR" This bad boy can fit so many eels in it you won't even need to buy another eel again

[@lmaonoidea]

@@magicalmagicmagician5223 500 eel power That would be one electrifying car

[@leelofty4485]

i think you are joking Eels have been on earth for a long time why haven't people done anything about it

[@SarahNova]

I always assumed the “electric” part was just a misnomer, and the fish just secreted a stinging venom from its body. But no, it’s actually electricity!! Incredible!

[@Dieselnaut16]

bruh

[@swjdnansjdjs4224]

@@Dieselnaut16 I mean give them a break pretty crazy to think that an animal can produce electricity like a Pokémon

[@brianboylan9932]

Otherwise it’d be the venomous eel

[@lotteg.4023]

I literally just said after a long day at the lab that I didn't want anymore information in my head and yet, here I am. Sleep is for the weak, anyway.

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Lotte G. Like School Science Lab Or legit Scientist Lab?

[@parmeetsingh7027]

Same

[@parmeetsingh7027]

@@ksoundkaiju9256 they are often the same lol, if by school u mean like university

[@DAK4Blizzard]

It's the amps (the amount of current) to worry about. The voltage only tells half the story, which is the potential. If the resistance is high, it will negate the voltage and thus reduce the amperage. Fortunately for humans, the electric eel only emits 1 amp over a quick instant, so it's not deadly to us.

[@luongmaihunggia]

Yes, only 1 amp, huge voltage but low current just like a capacitor

[@uliseshernandez9176]

I thought 0.1-0.2 amps were enough to cause death?

[@thawizard5947]

Could you please explain that in words a non scientist would understand? It really caught my interest!!

[@superlanguagelearning6589]

@@uliseshernandez9176 I believe 1 amp is needed to cause death, and then only if it crosses your heart.

[@joshuasmith6346]

I wonder if salt water plays a factor in conducting then electricity

[@MrNickelbrille]

@0:50 I know the fish by name:-) Gnathonemus petersii. Besides living in my aquarium, they live in Sewage treatment plant in Germany to test the water,cause they change voltage in Millivolt when water changes. And they are friendly :-)

[@tronghuoa1437]

You should update this video due to recent findings in Amazon's Jungle. New species of electric eel was found and it can discharge up to 950 volt. They named this eel as Electrophorus Voltai. Yay!!!

[@Jack_Woods]

Dang how that boy handle it's own voltage?

[@NoCokeOnlyIce]

It works like a capacitor.

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[@rahulgaikwad1331]

Thanks a lot uploading such a beautiful video. It's easy to understand the entire process. I teach this topic for Zoology students (T.Y. B.Sc). I wish I could have this video during my lecture, it would be more beneficial for them. Anyway, now I have shared link to this video with students. Thanks again.

[@mazocco]

How do they not electrocute themselves? Easy. They were well trained at Xavier school for mutants

[@brenaxquiny8639]

They were built for it

[@yojordon6401]

Lol

[@muhammadjoosab785]

As far we know they probably were

[@OverskilLFull]

their secret is, they always electrocuted..

[@Jack_Woods]

They do, it's why they flinch when doing it

[@vicenteortegarubilar9418]

Electrifying content. Did somebody already made that joke?? Ok I am leaving

[@tanbirhossain250]

I am revolted by this pun.

[@iluvaldur7768]

Vicente Ortega Rubilar Damn, this comment is shocking.

[@mustavogaia2655]

some of those commenters are eel-informed

[@Takumi_Did_Nothing_Wrong]

For eel?

[@glorysky1998]

I don't believe so, it's shocking on how many people make puns in the comments

[@sebastianelytron8450]

Who says electricity and water don't mix?

[@luongmaihunggia]

Alot of people say so because water is a bad conducter

[@TheMegaxPlus]

redstone craft guy But salt is a great conductor, and there's plenty in the sea

[@chaoticfish4017]

TheMegax Plus I think the guy already knows that, he did not say anything to contradict it.

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I have to get up early tomorrow. But this is more important.

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Just like Pikachu...

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Dr.StickFigure Pikachu is a mouse.

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You mean Electross.

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Dr.StickFigure its the other way around: pikachu is just like the Real life animals

[@moltrescompany]

Necrozma is the true god

[@deeksha3264]

😂

[@ContinualImprovement]

Where are these fish when I need them to power my house 😂

[@danielfame2940]

do you know how many eels you would need?.... just pay the bill man

[@anilr1234568790]

Continual Improvement at pond I think

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i see u every where

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Daniel Fame about 15

[@fishmansf4]

I found a website that sells electric eels as pets.

[@mr.electro4674]

I knew mother nature created some crazy stuff but damn this is on another level

[@braveconcepts]

Who is this "mother nature" ??? A person that designed and intentionally made things?

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@@braveconcepts Allah is The Creator of everything. Glory be to Allah and exalted be He above what they say and describe!

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The best channel so far ... and counting.. 😌😌

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This shows the mastery of our creator

[@npc4416]

*evolution

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Definitely

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The people who clicked the disliked button must of thought it was the download button.

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You mean to say share button?

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😂😂

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*must have

[@angelr9096]

@@HipHopKitteh my thoughts exactly lolol but still, true story

[@guleruten]

That's crazy, fish with superpowers!!

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I’m shocked

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on your face

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Pa da dushhh

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He He

[@HNUmaker]

Electric eels are Sith Lords.

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”Poweeeeer! Unlimited poweeeeeeeeer!!”

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A Sith lawd?

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Have you ever heard of the tragedy of Darth plagueis

[@laurahenry7728]

Darth eller

[@stevenkatz1057]

It was at 2:42 when I had to stop the video and smile about the information that the narrator gives us: "The Peter's elephantnose fish, for example, has an elongated chin called a shnauzenorgan...". Oh, the endless jokes and humor that this sentence could generate!

[@souhardyahalder3903]

In jee advanced exam there was a problem with so many resistor and capacitor and an eel find the current in a particular loop

[@Pizaerable]

Who remembers that electric fish in crash bandicoot 2 in the sewage tunnel??

[@prokoli1303]

Charles Darwin me, I hated that underwater mission tbh

[@mrmister1657]

It’s crazy how you can make electric underwater without killing the lake

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Thank you for an educative video and the translator , this is a great help in understanding what i learned theory. :D

[@rxLEE]

This animation of the electric eel is so cute. Love to get one as a pet.

[@victorprati7908]

The real ones are kinda weird imo

[@l.i.a.m.b]

You described the voltage of the fishes but not the amperage they produced. High voltage is nothing without amperage so it would've been nice to know that.

[@andrewreyna376]

When a male eel and a female eel like each other i can feel the electricity

[@ElusiveMoth5]

What a shocking fact

[@adeenareaz4244]

Theres a spark

[@LearnwithIrina]

no mystery, it's the force !

[@bspike9178]

The force is strong in this fish

[@carlocaballo2703]

That kind of animals generate electricity long time ago before humans discover it🤔 amazing.👏

[@MIZORAM_mafaka_hnamte]

_I know this from watching cartoons as a kid_

[@ben10inches]

*_I KNOW THIS FROM WATCHING RICK AND MORTY_*

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2:40 the moment you remember that german once was the language of scientists

[@AspiringHomes]

Subhan Allah .. all praises for the creator of this world ..ALLAH Hu Akbar

[@mastershooter64]

The eel probably has a layer of cells around its body that can conduct electricity so it acts as a faraday cage for the fish,the electricity passes around the fish instead of through it.

[@scarlet8078]

I was taught that the eel's tail contains the potential gradient (anterior of tail = positive, posterior of tail = negative). All the eel's vital organs like its brain are at the front of the eel. When it 'powers up' to send shocks from its tail, it straightens out, and the current travels outward. You will see an eel sometimes bend in a U shape to avoid its head getting in the way of the current. If the current hit its brain, it would die. Electric eels can kill each other. In zoology they taught us that the pics of eels "biting & shocking prey simultaneously" are fake

[@LordOmnissiah]

In the time since this video came out an even more powerful Electric Eel was discovered in the Amazon. Electrophorus voltai is apparently capable of emitting jolts up to 860 volts and 1 ampere in strength! That’s 860 watts of muscle numbing energy!

[@zenitsuagatsuma9076]

that kills

[@akiraaidenpadilla3598]

Can I charge my computer with it or will I fEEL the pain

[@3TYKX]

We must warp additional pylons.

[@uliseshernandez9176]

I haven't played in a while but from what I remember the game said construct not warp.

[@skullies3580]

People: How do Eels protect from shocking themselves? Scientists: they have a layer of protein protect them on the outside People: how do you know that? Scientist: idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@laurahenry7728]

Best comment

[@potchary8366]

"Schnauzenorgan" will be how I refer to my mouth from now on. As a German "Rein damit ins Schnauzenorgan" is insanely funny to me.

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Sedikit Meriview Video diatas Cara kerja belut listrik: Otak belut listrik mengirim sinyal melalui sistem sarafnya ke organ listrik yang terdiri dari tumpukan ratusan atau ribuan sel berbentuk cakram yang disebut elektrosit. pada kondisi normal, elektrosit memompa ion-ion natrium dan kaslsium keluar sel untuk mempertahankan muatan positif di luar dan muatan negatif di dalam sel. Tetapi ketika sinyal saraf tadi mencapai elektrosit, sinyal itu akan memicu membukanya gerbang-gerbang ion, ion positif akan menglir kembali ke dalam. Akibatnya satu sisi elektrolit bermuatan negatif di luar dan bermuatan positif di dalam. Namun, sisi lainya memiliki pola muatan yang berlawanan, muatan yang berselang-seling ini dapat membangkitkan arus yang mengubah elektrosit menjadi baterai. Hasil tumpukan elektrosit berperan seperti ribuan baterai yang dirangkai seri. Daya yang kecil dari setiap elektrosit akhirnya menjadi medan listrik yang kuat karena hasil dari tumpukan dari ribuan elektrosit. Selain itu dalam tubuh belut listrik juga terdapat sel bernama elektroreseptor yang terdapat pada kulit belut listrik sehingga belut listrik dapat mendeteksi medan listrik setiap saat dan juga dapat mendeteksi benda atau makhluk lain disekitar lingkunganya.

[@kanserthecrab899]

My house is powered by fish. Don’t ask where I got them.

[@krisonveloc25]

Why the current will flow through the target fish instead flow through the surrounding water? Isn't the water's resistance is lower then fish's flesh?

[@Legend-sc6om]

Kid: ”Mom! I want a pikachu!” Mom: “ We have pikachu at home, honey” Pikachu at home:

[@Mhats]

do you even pokemon bro?

[@Preuen-zs1fz]

Good video and it anwsered a interesting question (and the German pronunciations made it even better)

[@arijitpaul923]

Thank you soo much. The information was really helpful.🙏🙏🙏

[@alejandromolina7270]

We genetically engineered rabbits with bio luminescent, now let's add eels genes to the rabbit.

[@damagecontrol7]

There is no god.

[@EnzuGraypel987]

pikachuuu

[@1111teo]

Alejandro Molina ...to humans* 😂

[@johnsjohnson6881]

Johnny which means we’re totally free to do this!

[@Dodo-xd9oz]

Let's put eels genes at humans

[@notmeirl]

why couldn't humans develop this kind of technology it would be so cool

[@Rudxain]

_xXCyborg_GamerXx has entered the chat_

[@DoomFinger511]

it's called a taser

[@Nsquare_01]

@@DoomFinger511 no, like biologically

[@drdrdrk]

@@Nsquare_01 why would we need it?

[@altdelctrl4489]

God made so much variety in the animals we see.

[@sampreetbharali1421]

Evolution, my friend. Evolution

[@luongmaihunggia]

God didn't made that, evolution and mutation did

[@altdelctrl4489]

Heh, so nice to see u atheists come back. Have a nice day!👌😊

[@altdelctrl4489]

Also, how did the first cell even become a cell if you can't create something from nothing?

[@altdelctrl4489]

And, if carbon-14 is so unstable, then how can a mere formula prove when it will decay, and why is it that the carbon-14 in animals and the ones in rocks can be the same amount, but be apparently millions of years apart? This is why I believe in God because I do not trust in some sciences. Tell me, why don't you believe?

[@SAINT9064]

Important Question - can we use eels to solve our electricity problem? Like adopting for absorbing their electricity to generate household power?

[@helm311]

This video just has me all amped up.

[@crackedfungus2950]

3:36 sus

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sus

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Sus

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sus

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Sus

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SUS

[@tom3and3jerry5]

Finally scientists have found an other source of alternative energy

[@louishuggard5410]

Who out here in 2024?

[@mohamedqasim7624]

Me

[@jahawesome_7493]

3am thoughts

[@PoppoYoppo]

Lmao it's still crazy that animals can do this in 2024

[@ramankarma6942]

Awesome video as always. Thank you

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[@VT-tz5bm]

I can’t believe it has taken me this long to develop a curiosity for this

[@evergreatest9144]

So if we were to have an electric organ that can generate electricity we would be able to have powers 🤔

[@thawizard5947]

Maybe. You'd also need whatever the fish has (which still seems to be a mystery) that protects it from its own shocks!

[@Shark1103]

I like how you think.

[@theblueblur9168]

Basically Electro

[@josueabarca1913]

True

[@1111teo]

We humans have a electro magnetic field around us too. Research quantum physics and metaphysics

[@Goblin4Coin]

"So why do they call you the electic knife fish?" "Oh, no reason" *hides knife with battery on it*

[@laurahenry7728]

Lol

[@jesseybarra3408]

Man whenever it See's food it JOLTS to it

[@MymT-hr1kx]

the way she says fish at the end kills me

[@solartheterrariancreeper7674]

4:36 I don’t know but sometimes they do electrocute themselves

[@lusir.]

so basically, electric eels are the tech savy people of the sea?

[@gon4455]

An animal with powers, that's just cheating.

[@Zrosum]

God showing off again. I love it!

[@bentengcatur]

This is good lesson. Why somebody still put thumbs down?

[@youtubepolice7472]

Because they once got electrocuted by eels 😂

[@SantiBarrios]

This is a comment

[@ZomBeeNature]

How observant you. I wish I was so observant. I would be an Observatory. Everyone, please watch my little nature videos. There is no talking in them. Shhh!

[@santysquared1677]

We all are very observant

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Santi Barrios I wanna become like you when i have no life...

[@RedMaidenX]

Hahaha!

[@fakeoscargaming8283]

3:14 “Fïśh”

[@williamreely4431]

"Schnauzenorgan" You've got to be kidding.

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