This Alligator Will Die From 860 Volts

[@CierraB04]

It’s absolutely insane that we just accept a creature like this could do such an impossible thing. An animal is able to produce a deadly amount of electrical voltage with just its natural born organs. Nature is so fascinating.

[@MarvelGamer2023]

All praise to God.

[@timetogetit7225]

@@guyfawkes9792 yes. Stop arguing

[@muharief3885]

yeap, don't u think electricity should be free of charge.

[@kennethmunoz6917]

@@guyfawkes9792 No

[@c0nquadr0]

Super powers exist, except for the human species 😔

[@richardgrier8968]

6:53 is where you’ll find the answer, so you can bypass the history of everything ever having to do with anything remotely related to anything sounding somewhat like the topic.

[@Scrunkles]

Thank youuuu!

[@619hg]

Bless you.

[@kevinburke1032]

😂

[@battledroidgaming1]

tysm!

[@jellycoolbean1711]

Tysm

[@xbbjdf8]

Electric eels don't get depressed, they try to remain positive.

[@Max_Power_007]

Get out

[@yoonginavy4967]

Lol love it!!!!

[@goatedlogic]

Good one

[@Resistculturaldecline]

I don't believe they're immune to depression. Everybody hertz sometimes

[@xbbjdf8]

@@Resistculturaldecline you can build up a resistance..... if you know watt you're doing

[@frankg.39]

I love the electric eel. It's simply stunning!

[@kiingstonzeck5613]

Shockingly stunning 😂

[@stanleyzofastonovich1626]

Ohmy!

[@USEER-bxleo]

punny

[@ouknow1446]

Currently second to none!

[@jimbuxton2187]

😅 totally electrifying! 😅

[@miyondarang3392]

Animals who can change colours, using ecolocation, produce electricity, change its size, have its own light bulb, These are literally SUPER POWERS!!!!

[@VisitBeforeHumanPollute]

Yes these all super powers for only humans 😂

[@bucketlist3727]

... And humans can do all of these things with technology

[@theworld3132]

SHINZOU WO SASAGEYO

[@miyondarang3392]

@@theworld3132 sasageyo!!!

[@VisitBeforeHumanPollute]

@@bucketlist3727 oh! which human can changing there color like chameleon with the help of technologically? Simply answer is noone 😜🤣

[@yurimpass]

A prayer for the dude who found out the eels were electric🙏

[@rippl5620]

Jimmy: this thing looks really weird Billy: A NEW SPECIES?! Let me get a hold of i- *dies*

[@TheStraightestWhitest]

@@rippl5620 Nah we don't die to them. He was just in for a shocking revelation.

[@nastydre4433]

I don’t think volt kills ppl I believe it’s amps or watts but I could be wrong

[@loop5203]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@aeroscantsee1665]

@PersonOnTheInternet everyone would have been shocked by this surprising discovery.

[@hardendurobosnia17]

The eel is a cool guy.. really positive and grounded

[@michaelinhouston9086]

🤔🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@hardendurobosnia17]

@@michaelinhouston9086 yeah? Everyone is usually shook when they see him, he carries positive energy

[@j0rmis]

electrons are negative but whatever, good joke

[@hardendurobosnia17]

@@j0rmis I attended my physics class but this was shocking news, I'll remain positive tho?

[@hardendurobosnia17]

@Hard Enduro Bosnia Stop it

[@kidkurrupt007]

That Alligator thought he was going for an easy snack and came to a shocking conclusion

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

I know the effect of water + electricity. My water bill and electric bill were delivered together last month, and when I opened them - that was pretty shocking!

[@jetazerbmit2718]

man thats different LOL Just reduce your consumption hahaha

[@mansing]

If we weren't poor and struggling, this would not have been funny lol

[@datkiddjophat4290]

Lol 😂

[@chickenlittle1209]

Ya..to be only to be worried about you electric bill....you must be American

[@Sytijinx]

Definitely a victim of LA DWP.

[@jum943]

As an electrical engineer, I will always follow eel’s orders because he is in charge.

[@shakaama]

💢💢💢😡⚡

[@LeviAckerman57551]

Stop, just stop!

[@zuha6616]

u must be electro or smth

[@Vishal_Raghuwanshii]

@@shakaama what happened

[@georgejohnson8674]

oh dad gum it

[@scarfacelilfriend6417]

6:20 German shepherd whimper from electric eel ⚡️ 🐕 6:40 Eel shocks alligator ⚡️ 🐊

[@knotsbillington4840]

thank you for saving us all some time

[@leogama3422]

And the "eel" is actually a fish 🐟, the "alligator" is a caiman 🐊 and the "shepherd" is a disguised wolf 🐺

[@scarfacelilfriend6417]

@@leogama3422 listen bro I don’t got time for the details I’m tryin save y’all time, that being said, I appreciate the clarification 👍

[@scarfacelilfriend6417]

@@knotsbillington4840 got u 👌🏾 only wish it was done sooner 😔

[@lbsnaa137]

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@davids8449]

Those Electric eels must have a hell of a time breeding

[@tryscience]

😂

[@Altamau]

Yes, they sure get a real spark out of it 😂😂😂. BA-BOOM!

[@fabricliver]

When they mate, they vibrate.

[@tryscience]

@@fabricliver alternating current?

[@annav1767]

Electric love is their love song

[@grejuli97]

You could THEORETICALLY defibrillate someone with an electric eel in an emergency situation. But i think you are more likely to find a defibrillator than an electric eel

[@gorgeousgeorge7954]

For you

[@iw9472]

I imagined this and found it sort of hilarious

[@tcats8871]

It would be hilarious if you could but sadly the shocks wouldn't be in rhythm with the heart

[@grejuli97]

@@tcats8871 if the shock hits the QRS complex in atrial fibrillation or ventricular fibrillation/flutter, the shock of an eel certainly could be strong enough to shock a patient into rhythm. The only problem I see is that I would need a long enough eel to reach around the patients chest. Anyways i know my bachelors thesis topic now 😂

[@kayagorzan]

This would be interesting

[@-siranzalot-]

Some animals have really earned the right to be recorded into the Pokédex

[@markmolino679]

Agreed .

[@younga5113]

Electric Eel used super⚡️charge attack that was super effective towards gator! lol

[@adyatmaarya88]

that is eelektross vs feraligatr

[@luisvelez1952]

@@adyatmaarya88 sounds like eelectross and other electric Pokémon should gain a physical ⚡️ attack on the future and it will be called Taser hug or wrap

[@adyatmaarya88]

@@luisvelez1952 how about the additional effect tho lol

[@wyominghome4857]

"Going for a swim in a Venezuelan swamp" has NEVER crossed my mind!

[@binarystar300]

Going to Venezuela has never crossed my mind 😂

[@normanbrodowsk]

Saludos de Venezuela!

[@alejandrojimenez4930]

As a Venezuelan, please don’t go 🙏

[@normanbrodowsk]

@@alejandrojimenez4930 por qué no? Necesitamos el sencillo en dólares jajaja

[@layton3503]

Not even on my bucket list

[@andyhelipilot3528]

I used to train my graduates by a 1000v insulation resistance tester. They come out of university all sure of themselves with their degree, formulas and copied notation, but still never understood electricity at its heart. They did when I had finished training them 😂. Always did the experiments on myself first and all participants volunteered knowing fully what was going to happen. Although maybe alarming to some, when you are in the know it’s all calculated and proved. They left my training true engineers and could understand any electrical problem posed with time to reflect on it of course. Had to run it through the HR department and HSE department first literally. Fun times but a brilliant learning tool used correctly.

[@MrRobertFarr]

❤

[@duanekit94]

I’ve known about electric eels for awhile but I didn’t know they can DISCHARGE this much electricity. I’m SHOCKED

[@justinbrown8902]

I hate you

[@duanekit94]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@eightball3454]

No pun intended

[@frankmilescharles4077]

@@justinbrown8902 you hate who?

[@zerocool_42]

don't use the word discharge like that...

[@ElGoblino98]

"This alligator will die from 860 volts" 40 million people: *interesting*

[@MadaraUchiha-fb3qh]

Lol true tho-

[@sanakim5647]

You also part of the 40 million too😂

[@kiriyareview9823]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Abdullah6213hELlo]

It is interesting

[@redfrostgaming4056]

Because it is interesting

[@LittleMissLeared]

Electric eels were able to evolve like this by keeping up with current events.

[@PJMDValley]

A shocking observation.

[@deirdre108]

Resistance is futile.

[@fabfrith]

That's re-volting.

[@deirdre108]

Who knew they had that “capacity”.

[@Time-Eraser]

Allow me to take charge of this comment chain.

[@GaryFowler-vl7ef]

As a young kid I was shocked once by our oven at 220-240 volts. I lost control of my arm for a few minutes. Lesson learned. Don't play with electricity in any form.

[@thedarklord573]

For everyone that just wants to skip over this guy’s hot air and see the encounter between the eel and the gator: 7:01 Seriously... this guy made a 10 minute video for a 20 second event.

[@jonlorax2090]

Ty man, so annoying I came to see eel vs alligator and I get some douchy Prussian with a shock kink and some tribal hunting strategy 😤

[@kray421]

Seriously.... you just used like 30ish words for something that could've taken 4

[@digaum1657]

the dude just made an informative video about eels, it's not he´s foult if people have the attention spam of a gold fish nowdays. If videos only talked about whats in it's title, every 5min video would need a whole paragraph as a title...

[@arandomcommenter412]

@@kray421 Your telling me you can’t see the BRIGHT BLUE time stamp?

[@jacobdoolan4978]

Ty

[@msprincesss115]

6:28 is what you're looking for... cayman vs eel

[@pheonixmaster3304]

Thx xd

[@TheKnoxvicious]

Thank you

[@theunusual4566]

Long live 🙌

[@TeethOfDead]

Thnx

[@nightfighter7452]

Boost

[@polarsharxgaming4340]

Electric Eels have an AOE stun which reveals the affected’s locations on their minimap. They also have a self-cast electrical shield which can 1-shot many opponents. Electric eels are born with a master’s degree in electricity production and management.

[@f.i.l.d.e.p.s]

lol you speak like a true gamer

[@TheClutchVOD]

But what is their HP

[@polarsharxgaming4340]

@@TheClutchVOD It’s over 9000!!!!

[@fazlerabby8906]

Do You Play KOFAS? This Word AOE is Used Mostly This Game Playerbase. For Those Who Don't Know What AOE Means, Attack On Everywhere

[@itsdannyhoney]

@@fazlerabby8906 this is a term used in many computer games and it means area of effect, not attack on everywhere lmao

[@Risteard156]

They used to have electric eel in a zoo. Back in New York. I don't know if they still have them today. But every day at 3 o'clock, they would put something in the water. The eel would touch it and go lectured with light up a bunch of lights. It was one of the main attractions.

[@davidoats1986]

Any living organism: Can I touch you? Electric Eel: Yes but I will have to charge you.

[@toulee8051]

Gotta pay to play...

[@parikshitsharma7]

😂

[@KaliKali216]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@larrytolles2162]

@@parikshitsharma7 ⁹9⁹[[⁹

[@merian_d]

lol 😂

[@mexiquenfrance6084]

It's incredible how electrical pokemons do exist...

[@conversationstranglersteve9873]

Water + Electric type pokememon

[@nicbentulan]

@@conversationstranglersteve9873 OMG!!!!!!!!!

[@nicbentulan]

OMG!!!!!!!

[@broken2550]

O.P cuz it’s water and electricity

[@mexiquenfrance6084]

@@broken2550 it's super effective

[@awesward4454]

If this animal was extinct, you have no way of telling it had this unique ability.

[@andersondawn3631]

So hear me out: Electric T-Rex 🦖 ⚡️

[@r.u.s.t.659]

God, makes you wonder what came before

[@mrawesomeDK]

@@andersondawn3631 I had the exact same thought :-D

[@TheWontonsoup]

I love this thought. So true.. like we have no idea what might have came before us

[@HitTheFloor16]

@@andersondawn3631 sounds like a goddamn pokemon

[@MarkovianMan]

How cruel to let that German Shepherd knowingly bite an electric eel and then laugh about it. Sick.

[@castonyoung7514]

What about the people who routinely let their horses loose on them until they got tired? Why on Earth would the horses stay around the humans after being tortured like that?

[@idiotpai3758]

These are two way different things..​@@castonyoung7514

[@idiotpai3758]

I was looking for this comment

[@Aganie.]

you're concerned about the dog but not the horses, okay 🤡

[@Aganie.]

​@@castonyoung7514 ikr these guys are just a joke, they only feel sympathy for 1 animal but screw the rest ig

[@godknightomega]

The human part of our brain: This is an electric eel, we shouldn't touch them. The monkey part of our brain: The shock of an electric eel can't be that bad. We must touch it.

[@yes78]

I feel like its the opposite

[@vhylis6510]

@@yes78 for most people it is

[@annoyedwitch5321]

I think it's the oposite

[@KenSherman]

Exactly.😑 Or vice versa.😒

[@Azazreal]

@@yes78 See youd think that.......but we also like to hug death kitties otherwise known as lions.......humans are nuts sometimes

[@syedm.hharis3009]

Calculate the volts by hands is like testing bullets on yourself to see which one will go deeper

[@y0d458]

indeed

[@michaelcordero5588]

Good idea.

[@simplicity7135]

Reluctant

[@Web720]

Just use lower caliber bullets until you gain immunity, then go higher. Just finished with .22. Shaking my SMH head

[@arsh5461]

@@Web720 "shaking my smh head" 😂😂

[@jessehutchings]

It's absolutely mind boggling that something like the electric eel could evolve or exist at all

[@satansspawn4369]

The world is full of Pokémon

[@rosewhite---]

Nothing ever evolved but I can't quite understand why GOD created electric eels.

[@dinonuggy9219]

@@rosewhite--- how do you explain human evolution then?

[@rosewhite---]

@@dinonuggy9219 Well, see, it's like this: Yo greatgranpappy mated with a cretin and she dropped yo granpappy and he chosed a mate that resembled his momma and they mated and she dropped yo daddy and he chosed a mate that reeminded him of yo granma and yo mooma done drop yo and when yo was weaned sure nuff yo resemble and imagine jus like all dem low IQ mountain folks in yo lineage! Maybe livin in a holler where no sun can reach down does something to yo intlect? Out in th ebalmy sunshine of East Yorkshire, England my IQ fully deeveloped and I can figure out I ain't evolved from no monkey.

[@dinonuggy9219]

@@Mawmawjade53 how do you explain early humans such as Homo Erectus?

[@Invalid_Username404]

I have searched why electric eels don't get electrocuted by their own shocks, and it's a fascinating subject to read about

[@RooseCochran]

Oh please. Do share what you’ve found!

[@ChrisM-qi2qi]

That was my first question too. Also why don't whales get the benz like human divers when they ascend?

[@oook5771]

​@ChrisM-qi2qi bro I read that as "get the Benz like human drivers" and I thought you were asking why whales didn't get a Mercedes 😂

[@LordSignur]

they do shock themselves and often kill each others that way..

[@teddyruxpin3811]

@@ChrisM-qi2qi Because whales don't breathe compressed gas like scuba divers do.

[@iainballas]

>Talks about Caimans >Calls it the equivalent of a Crocodile >Titles the video "Alligator" I love it.

[@dozhadeville444]

Purposely trollful

[@underscorebutbetter]

Wasting my time, loved it

[@internetduck1114]

*Mr. Zoologist*

[@carapo66]

Equal participation for all.

[@dirtlegchaser2424]

@@internetduck1114 well if youre going to do an informational video and present it as fact it should be accurate right?

[@ir1keren]

It has batteries, and it's moving.. So basically, it's an electric vehicle

[@CaptnJack]

and electric eelicle?

[@dontreadmyusername6787]

Elon musk wants to know your location

[@efrankinlecheenie2375]

More like an electric submarine

[@PoliticsNun]

@@dontreadmyusername6787 more like El on musk

[@sheridanjanda7212]

bro seriously. How has this tech not been replicated. Imagine if humans could do that.

[@knightmare3856]

Imagine all the creatures from the past with unique abilities and characteristic that we cant tell from bones

[@wespicedmemes]

Water, fire, electricity, air. These four elements make up the…..

[@aaronsspiritguide3265]

@@wespicedmemes Water. Earth. Fire. Air. Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them, but when the world needed him most, he vanished. A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an airbender named Aang. And although his airbending skills are great, he has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world."

[@hidan407]

@@aaronsspiritguide3265 then grow up to be a bad father who played favorites :D

[@rebxrn969]

@@hidan407 doesn’t matter it’s his children you have no business to intervene

[@hidan407]

@@rebxrn969 👀👀👀 So you are saying if you knew someone was actually legitabusing their children, you wouldnt interfer at all 👀👀👀

[@CZUNIGA36]

Now you could carry an eel fish in your tesla car to recharge 😂😂😂

[@armybeef68]

It's like feeding the gerbil in a Ford Pinto.

[@ditoalfrido]

the animal that save us from aliens invasion

[@adityarai6436]

Liked your Tesla type thinking 😂

[@bestopinion9257]

Yep. They do not know about electricity. Such of a big surprise for them.

[@vanajalokesh3513]

Is that pubg's anniversary theme park?

[@dogguyful]

Really? Hahaha 😁😁👌👌👍👍

[@jackapachi7887]

From aliens?😂😂😂..you are so funny boy..

[@jakubkrcma]

Just incredible. This planet is an endless chest of treasures...

[@jacobstevens6511]

What do boobs have to do with this?

[@keelee969]

There is only 1 version of my girlfriend tho 🤔

[@WhySoSeriousSenpai]

And death

[@Anonymous-jj1re]

Well if you mean living things who forced to kill each other to survive,suffering,misery and Ultimately death,the yes the treasures are bountiful

[@mototoad1242]

@@keelee969 she's banging the dishwasher at Applebee's.

[@hibahprice6887]

The fact that an organic substance can produce a voltage in itself is amazing .. And even more so high, and if it kills them, then most likely the current is not bad there .. Yes, our brain also produces voltage, but millivolts

[@ghoullovinbutch]

every being generates electrical impulses. it’s how sharks and many other water predators track prey they can’t see.

[@f1reguy587]

We got given thumbs, we didn’t see a need to evolve electricity, but we do need a vibrating tongue to keep up,

[@jackstack2136]

Ah yes, the electric eel is my favorite substance to abuse

[@vmm5163]

Did static buildup in humans occur pre manmade substances like nylon and plastic? Did people in medieval times experience small static shocks from their fingertips, or is this a modern phenomenon associated with plastics surfaces?

[@christinamarie3308]

I get shock from fuzzy blanket so I would think so.

[@moogoatcluck7544]

The crazy part to me is that they're in the same water and apparently don't get shocked, even when 100 of them get together and team-zap.

[@internetduck1114]

Police: * throws electric eel out of a pocket tank to criminal * Police: Sorry we're on budget

[@shiki6646]

Banger

[@markmolino679]

😂😂😂😂

[@beardedslavbrew615]

ahahahaha

[@kanoreese1253]

Good one!

[@bonusbaby801]

@Internet duck...HEY MAN... DON'T GIVE THEM SUCKAS ANY IDEAS😂😂

[@dirtballmcnasty3582]

To live in a world where such things exist. It is truly fascinating, the variety of life on planet Earth.

[@crosswalker45]

finally a non-meme comment

[@demartin975]

Imagine what’s on other planets 🪐

[@ForgivenMan-jl7bp]

Somewhere out there, there are electric humans shocking eels.

[@dirtballmcnasty3582]

@@ForgivenMan-jl7bp .... Whoa.... 😳

[@demartin975]

@@ForgivenMan-jl7bp mind. blown. 🤯

[@NickSibz]

"Dont swim with electric eels." I didn't plan on it but noted.

[@raven4k998]

are you sure?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thisiskarthik]

Lmao

[@benedictnkairu2878]

😂😂😂😂

[@raven4k998]

cause who goes for a swim in muddy water?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@karthiksubramanian2279]

Yeah . 😂😂🤣🤣

[@victorvandyke9898]

I'm glad you pointed out that it's actually a fish. I remember back in Zimbabwe at Lake Kariba, we caught several Cat fish that were also equipped to shock. They were all almost Albino like. They were a pinkish white and not very big. 12-24" Is mostly what we caught. We couldn't get the hooks out until they had used up all their power by us using sticks and our rods to make it discharge. When you catch one, you hope it's just a fluke, catch the next one and fishing is over. Too much effort for getting shocked.

[@waboshinakihimba7375]

Eel are literally a kind of fish as well.

[@kenm8797]

Are they still there? Can you post a photo

[@hqhq4611]

I'm amazed that they aren't affected by their own electricity, or that they aren't harmed by the current produced by other eels when they're hunting in packs.

[@mcali-reviews5585]

It is crazy how electricity are in them also I'm surprised the whole water area they roam don't get all shocked with electricity since they say if you mix electricity in water shocking will occur.

[@porfiriato84]

@@mcali-reviews5585 bc that would take a much larger amount of electricity AT ALL TIMES to have the effect you are talking about

[@mcali-reviews5585]

@@porfiriato84 yeah but if there are 100 of them or more the water should all be filled with electricity but don't which is weird plus water catches on to electricity real quick (unexplained I guess)

[@jurjenvanderhoek316]

Just like why we are not consumed by the acid in our own stomach ...

[@cz941]

Well I mean you are also not affected by your own gastric acid (as long as it stays in your stomach, to be fair), and human gastric acid is really badass

[@keiok566]

Electric eel: *evolves to avoid physical contact* Humans: "ooh, touchy touchy!"

[@JazzFunk22]

Electric Boogie break dance electric boogie 🤸‍♂️🤸‍♀️🤸🤸‍♂️🎤

[@nadapenny8592]

spicy peppers: *evolve to avoid being eaten* Humans: "ooh, tasty tasty!"

[@baejaeger9422]

@@nadapenny8592 🤣

[@sneaky82]

@@nadapenny8592 Hilarious

[@adroapatricklumumba1618]

@@nadapenny8592 😂😂😂

[@JungleYT]

*Electric eels have this look in their eyes, like, "Go ahead... Do it!" LOL*

[@zapops2554]

😂

[@24B791]

I laughed to hard at this haha

[@hoibsh21]

Electric Eel: GO ahead, make my day.

[@d0min0danc1ng]

"Go aheaaaaddd...do itttt...do it now I'm here kill meeeee.." ..Arnold to Predator..

[@Chris-vt6nl]

Go ahead do it you'll be shocked😂

[@adamplona9438]

Nature RULES!! Great post. Totally worth watching.

[@mjonhouston]

so THAT's how the ancients powered the special tools they used to carve polygonal wall blocks so nicely!

[@oculusdexterx6249]

No probably just harnessed the electricity from lightening using some sort of bolts. This has all happened before. Man created tech that mostly destroyed man. Man rose up just to repeat history. I guess this time around man is hoping to create civilizations in outer space. Which probably had happened buuut I highly doubt it had and will ever happen

[@hyieo3349]

@@oculusdexterx6249 are you saying that everything that has happened already happend

[@horsemen6769]

@@hyieo3349 musk did say that look how we create games and what if this has happened before

[@mjonhouston]

@🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿 🧐👍🏽

[@kretoskim8555]

Or they just new electricity..even better than us

[@RetroAdzz]

Ive always find most animals on Earth pretty bizzare, but an eel that can produce electricity is just insane. its a like a real life Pokemon

[@CDXXIX]

Right?

[@oilersridersbluejays]

Pokémon sucks.

[@shawnkincheloesr5192]

Gotta Catch Em All ! 😏✌🏾

[@infiniterer287]

Exactly, this is the closest thing to a living mythological creature there is 🤯

[@isaackendall1020]

go touch some grass.

[@johnyoung3870]

I used to live in Venezuela close to the Orinoco river. My father used to show me a river that he said a couple people had drowned when they were shocked by electric eels when they went swimming in it. Interesting that this mentions the Orinoco. This river/creek was north of the Orinoco in a town called El Tigrito and also close to the oil camp of San Tome.

[@Lilaneni]

Yo también vivía cerca de el rio orinoco jaja aunque a mi me contaban que ahí habían pirañas XD

[@Fridaey13txhOktober]

It's simple, they eat the corpse of drowned animls.

[@SuperMrBentley]

Venezuela beautiful country

[@AxmedMorgan]

They should put Maduro in that river.

[@plsgivethismanatherapist7340]

I thought you said "Valenzuela" lmao

[@rickypugalee6607]

After you look at how they produce electricity, is it really that far fetched to think that a dragon could’ve existed and breathed fire?

[@Dev-0ps]

Nice try buddy!🤣😂

[@livefree1030]

@@Dev-0ps Agreed. Imagine a shrimp being able to do a "Sonic Boom!", Or a Lizard, and mollusc being able to cloak

[@dwillbecancelledsoon4086]

And if that existed, is it really too much of a stretch to suggest that minotaurs and centaurs could have existed?

[@jyvben1520]

YES

[@isaacjohnson615]

Minotaurs and centaurs existed and still do. But in the underground. It's called something engineering". The ancients had knowledge and techs more advanced than what we have today. Several archeological findings prove this. Many of them confiscated and hidden by the government used for secret projects. Dragons are mentioned in the Bible. Leviathan in Job 41 still exists. And may be what inspired the Godzilla movie. As the evil elites like telling us about real things in a fictional way. The reason dragon was made fables (and others) is to make Darwinism/Evolution theory to successfully permeate the human consciousness. There is much to say.

[@Factnomenal]

Alligator: Doing alligator things Eel: *sus af

[@Shadow-yq8wg]

e

[@xian5935]

Sheeeeeeeesh

[@sambt123]

What

[@sambt123]

@@Shadow-yq8wg e

[@haydenkaminski1743]

What

[@Chthonian121]

Electric eals are the least of your worries if you're swimming in the amazon swamp

[@deneneberry]

I hope they stunned the piranha

[@black_katusa1252]

@@deneneberry this person is probably referring to a fish that swims up your pee hole

[@deneneberry]

😯

[@toh6261]

@@black_katusa1252 Just put some tape over it. Easy peasy.

[@kakomakothebuilder6584]

Piranhas ain't GONNA DO nothing

[@echostarling84]

When mother nature was arming her predators all the sharp teeth and claws were taken. So the Eel took the taser instead.

[@MsEmber84]

😆😆

[@raven4k998]

the eels were like yes yes these will do nicely🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@echostarling84]

@@raven4k998 omg your Sgt Apone avatar makes this so much funnier!! Mother Nature chewing on her cigar when eel asks to drive that taser, "Be my Guest"

[@MZD15]

Lol Mother Nature. Why not Intelligent being designed this creature ? AKA God.

[@echostarling84]

@@MZD15 jokes are wasted on the humorless

[@faithreid5959]

The Creator of Heaven and Earth is just Amazing . All these creatures . This God is truly amazing !!

[@rhysrautjoki7207]

You are truly delusional. Do you know how much unnecessary misery and suffering there is in the world? There is a higher power in the universe. It's just not the grumpy but ever loving old white man you think it is.

[@Levi-hz6bo]

As an Ex alligator who died from a eel's hands , I just felt pain for a sec or less than that , after that I found what true peace looks like.

[@jorgeyellowbobby]

Good one 😂

[@HubertofLiege]

Did you swim to the light?

[@christinedozier2154]

Lmfao

[@valseyer4486]

Ahahahhaha this guy got reincarnated

[@karenpaties7386]

Did your life flash on and off before your eyes?

[@JakeTechReviews]

we found a fish that shocks you, lets touch it multiple times to see just how much.... the way scientist played with their experiments lol

[@paavobergmann4920]

Humboldt was batshit crazy.

[@user-vs8wk8ht5h]

Ngl tho if i caught an fish that shocked me id mess with what it could do

[@JakeTechReviews]

@@user-vs8wk8ht5h I would too but not on myself lol

[@achillebelanger9866]

My Father did. Tesla hired him as his Assistant.

[@njokukingsley7182]

😘😻❤️❤️❤️

[@TateJeff]

Imagine dropping your waterproof phone in water at 1% and it comes out 100%

[@HiZad087]

Unlimited battery!

[@Gave-rf1hr]

Lmao

[@19NinetyUK]

Hahahaha

[@justtiredthings]

the endgame of waterproof phones is an eel tank on every bedside table

[@BennieTarrMusic]

Imagine phones that NEVER ran out of battery power and always worked in emergencies... They were called "telephones" back then, but were later known as "land lines". Cellphones are garbage.

[@Wildstar40]

Imagine being able to power your house with eels.

[@macdoctor145]

Better yet, how about being able to power your house from the same source of energy that the eels are using to charge up their cells?

[@isaacjohnson615]

It's already possible. People have figured how to use trees and earth surface to power their homes. How much more eels.

[@vishalmishra3046]

There are 2 types of batteries - living and non-living. An eel-farm is just a power-station. Next time there is a power outage, just use an electric eel. Make sure you feed her well and take good care of her.

[@johan.ohgren]

Can I hook her up to my pc?

[@amjadqureshi4622]

It will fry. The wires are only thick enough to handle 110v.

[@mrbrad4637]

@@amjadqureshi4622 wires aren't volt limited, they are current limited.. if you hook up a normal extension lead to something that draws alot of current and grab hold of the lead after a period of time it becomes very warm due to the current

[@amjadqureshi4622]

@@mrbrad4637 have you ever tried hooking a 110 volt device to a 220v socket? It ends up burning immediately.

[@mrbrad4637]

@@amjadqureshi4622 yes, because electrical equipment that's designed for 110v will blow up if you hook it up to 240v supply.. I'm talking about the wires carrying the electricity - they have amp limits on them and amps is current..

[@Holly_hox_forget_me_not]

I had every intention of swimming in a Venezuelan swamp up until watching this video. Thank you for the sound advice

[@peepawghost]

Lolol

[@xovoflow]

@Lester Eaton but at what cost

[@pilsyppah]

You may also want to look out for Candiru fish. ;) :D

[@Steyreon]

Same . Just cancelled the trip. Seemed so appealing at first glance.

[@andybennett3736]

😂😂😂 yh, i dont think anyone sane has ever had that thought of going for a swim in a Venezuelan swamp.....😂😂😂😁😁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@yeildo1492]

The good stuff starts around 6:40. I would think that after a few thousand years, the caimans would quit biting them.

[@MrJoute]

Thanks for saving 6 minutes of my time

[@benetasuku6155]

I don't think they occupy the same water. That eel must have been introduced into that water for this documentary.

[@vishikhpunj]

@@MrJoute p P

[@juanzamarripa3133]

Not all hero’s wear capes!

[@scottprather5645]

Eel be like ...go ahead make my day

[@tysonb3568]

I love how the Crocodile kicked the eel (on purpose) on the way out….🤣🤣🤣

[@abdu1wahid105]

Nervous system reflex

[@Will-dn9dq]

Best explanation ever. Finally understand how they actually build charge. They're muscles are battery cells stacked.

[@cooldudecs]

KZbin university

[@HighlanderNorth1]

🤔 I bought an electric eel at the local Petsmart, then I stopped by Radio Shack to pick up a female USB adapter and some wires. Then I installed the USB adapter onto the eel, so I can charge my phone using renewable energy!

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

@@HighlanderNorth1 it's crazy stuff but it just might work ...6:03

[@Natacia_Shanshan]

@@HighlanderNorth1 I was thinking the same thing 🤔

[@jmchez]

Alessandro Volta noticed this stacking in electric fish that he dissected and he knew that Galvani had produced electricity using two dissimilar metals. Volta thought that he could produce a better system if he imitated the fish cell stacking. He called it an electric pile. The pile is the stack of copper and zinc rings that he used.

[@depressedanvil6508]

We have to be thankful for these creatures, they stay positive and energise others

[@brentduanefoster]

Nah, that some positivity and energy you can keep!!! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😅

[@christiankamal7549]

lol lol lol

[@renaldiroekanto789]

Wow, im negative. I wonder when i can be energized.

[@haniforever]

To think that there’re people who believe that nature came from nothing. 0 creates 0, every design has a designer. It’s logic.😂

[@jeremiah6462]

I love it! These people actually believe this creature developed a body designed this way. They think it took hundreds of thousands of years.... 🤣 I have several questions for them. 1. Did this creature consciously make changes to its own DNA structure to cause this to be the end result? 2. How did a creature evolve something that didn't exist prior? 3. What evolved first, the part of the fish that actually creates the shock, or the entire support system needed? 4. shouldn't this creature be evolving now? 5. If the electric eel "evoleved" this ability, why don't other creatures evolve it? But we are the crazy ones...

[@fabiosplendido9536]

@@jeremiah6462 1. No. 2. By means of Natural Selection. 3. Probably in conjunction. 4. It may be, maybe not,...depends on natural pressures. 5. Some have, namely the electric catfish and the electric ray. Others don't because natural selection does not pressure them into a situation where this ability would be an advantage. You're not crazy. You just don't understand the principles of Evolution by means of Natural Selection.

[@jeremiah6462]

@fabiosplendido9536 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 You believe natural selection = evolution. You don't understand evolution. I understand it just fine. You don't go from an ape to a man via natural selection. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 I am talking about evolution, which is one creature changing into a completely different creature. You have to believe something can come from nothing. Which is the basis for your worldview, so bravo on your consistency. Unfortunately, you fail when it comes to scientific theory and ALL logic.

[@bodymore410]

​@@fabiosplendido9536 Nonsense

[@heylinedgear3510]

One of the coolest facts is that there’s an electric subgenre for animals. These animals are mostly marine, with the few examples being the electric eel, electric catfish, and electric ray. However there are a ton of other animals that use electricity for purposes like electroreception. It’s just so cool

[@johncronk8867]

Spiders use electromagnetic webs to fly if there’s no wind.

[@voyeurtube7008]

Tesla fish

[@darkstatehk]

With the recent surge in energy costs, I've installed a giant fish tank, an agitator and roaming electrodes along with numerous electric eels in order to be more sustainable. The results have been shocking, especially under the current situation! For many years, I've been static on the issue, but finally I decided to take charge of the situation. Everyone I talked to have been energised about this idea, and really switched on. The potential is truly amazing, people power make me buzz with excitement! Positive attitude is what its all about, no negativity here! All it needed was a spark of imagination with no resistance in order to push with forward momentum! Just make sure you have enough storage for your parts and discharge any responsibilities accordingly - you don't want to be overloaded! I'm so energised about this!

[@robiliocruz5238]

No

[@xlcrlxr]

I can see the birth of electro happening soon

[@danielbaker6792]

Max Dillon, is that you?

[@morethan3756]

You sparked my interest.

[@kieranryder-lewis1372]

this must be a copy pasta its stupidly well written

[@SkeletorJenkins]

I run my house on eels when we lose power. The transfer switch is a bit pricey but it's been worth it.

[@WhiteRoninG]

Nice

[@Youngdreamchaser25]

lol

[@alexanderjimenez1698]

I don't know if I believe you. But I'm was 🤔 my about this

[@MrStatic997]

Lol record and post it

[@alexanderjimenez1698]

@@MrStatic997 yeah I second this. I need a video on 'how to"

[@raptorspostgametalk]

Not sure why youtube recommend this video for me to watch but here I am watching it for some reason 🤔

[@keggg1234]

Grabbing an eel and then judging how the shock felt by perception is definitely not objectively measuring 😂

[@jccoram8121]

Look up the Schmidt sting pain index. Its literally a pain scale rating the relative pain caused by different hymenopteran stings

[@keggg1234]

@@jccoram8121 I'm not saying an index based on perceived pain is useless :) It's just subjective and not objective!

[@mckenziekeith7434]

Yep. But after doing it for a while it could be called "trained subjective assessment" or some such.

[@briciolaa]

they tried their best XDD

[@paulbrower3297]

The electric eel lives in the midst of some of the nastiest predators known: caimans, jaguars, giant otters, eagles, piranhas, dogs, and humans. It can take on any of them.

[@raven4k998]

well bleeding from your eye is definitely creative 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thegeneral6610]

No, humans could remove every eel from Venezuela in a week if we wanted to.

[@bryanscoffin_]

Humans would destroy electric eels we just don't want to.

[@californiadreaming9216]

But can the electric eel handle the most dangerous animal of all...a money-hungry corrupt politician?!? I doubt it.

[@raven4k998]

@@californiadreaming9216 imagine making some sort of weird thing that drains eels for power and sells it on the power grid or works as a back up generator lol put those eels to work boy!

[@koolstone3049]

Jarvis: “400% iPhone battery power🔋” ………….. Tony Stark: “how bout that”

[@wheezesinsilence4486]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidurban6813]

Didn't a bunch of electric eels create a supervillian named Electro. Just saying. Have a great day everyone

[@mythicalplague1014]

@@davidurban6813 yup

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

@@davidurban6813 Whoa, so true. Excellent reference!

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

Hahahah!

[@Slip0824]

How would an ability like this even evolve? Absolutely fascinating creatures.

[@craigime]

with a water stone

[@jonathanaugustin647]

Answer: It wasn't evolved.

[@Slip0824]

@@jonathanaugustin647 so you're a theist that doesn't believe in evolution and you also like your own comments. Tells me everything I need to know, really.

[@nofood1]

Evolution: the dumbest theory ever conceived. Everything in this realm was intelligently designed and created.

[@manager4409]

Reality is a simulation it's just God's design

[@brrtbrrt7997]

The Title: "This Alligator Will Die From 860 Volts" The Video: "Everything you need to know about electric eel for 8 mins straight" Edit: please don't stop watching the video, it'll help the creator, too. Let's be humans let's help each other. PS Thanks for the likes tho

[@danieljohncanedacatudio5072]

Because of this comment at 0:33, I'll gonna stop watching this video. Thank you

[@simeonlucky2998]

Me too, I'll stop watching at 3 mins

[@talesfromviolet7158]

I will stop at 2:14

[@TnD_Yacht]

1:45 for me

[@DeifiedThoughts]

1:06

[@nategraham6946]

I was an electrician, it is amps that kill, yet volts that hurt. The highest voltage I felt was 500V, for initiation, painful, yet tolerable. Yet I don't go looking to get shocked.

[@Syndicalism]

There are various factors in what it is that kills you and even what you can feel. It is not just the amps that can kill but the voltage. Both are requireded to kill you, you can have all the amps you want but without energy, you won't die. Also the resulting feeling of a 500V electric shock is dependent upon the amperage, resistance of your skin and conductor being used, tolerance/will power against shock, frequency and type of current (AC is more dangerous than DC because of the rms value, etc).

[@nategraham6946]

@@Syndicalism I wouldn't necessarily call AC more dangerous than DC, even if the frequency we use is the one most lethal to humans. Most of the additional factors you mention are outside the electricity, and thus mostly irrelevant. And I suppose the voltage would only be a contributing factor if there are other underlying issues a person has, otherwise it is simply amps that kill, volts don't matter in that. And it takes .1 amps to kill if I remember correctly, it might be 1. That is precisely why I would handle 500V as if it was nothing, the amps were controlled.

[@myawsum14]

I'm shocked just knowing you had to be initiated with a powerful jolt just to become an electrician.

[@nategraham6946]

@@myawsum14 More for respect.

[@Syndicalism]

@@nategraham6946 It is objective that AC is more dangerous than DC. This has been proven, especially by Edison. Like I said it has to do with the rms value being higher in AC than in DC. To say it is only the amps that kills you is ridiculous. Without any volts there is no energy and it cannot kill you regardless of how many amps you have. BOTH are required to kill you from electricity. The mention of will power, tolerance, etc is to clarify that YOU may be able to handle 500V just fine but someone else may not as a result of such factors. If you do not have a tolerance and will power to the shock from something such as a standard taser, your muscles begin to "lock up" and you are taken down, but for instance, you occasionally see people withstand a hit or two from a taser and that is literally due to their will power. If you don't try to fight it, your muscles lock up. This is why when people accidentally grab an exposed wire that isn't deadly enough to instantly kill them and get shocked they cannot let go, because their muscles cannot respond. Being unable to let go and having the current continue to go through them can and will eventually lead to their death. Another reason why you can handle the feeling from high voltages is due to frequency at higher frequencies, you can have an arc jump to you, but you won't get shocked. The shock aspect goes away and instead you will just get burned. If there's enough resistance then you may not feel anything as seen from plasma globes. Another reason for why one might be able to handle a shock has to do with the conductor used. Different materials have different resistance values. To say any of these common and easy to conceive factors are irrelevant is foolish. These are literally some of the reasons why you can handle electricity flowing through you. It's not outside of the scope of harm from electricity; resistance is a massive part of electricity as is frequency and so much more. These are factors that are commonly experienced and truly do contribute to it.

[@pramudikadananjaya391]

Loki: “who is this guy?” Electric eel: “I'm thor variant”

[@generic395]

Underrated comment from a fellow Sri Lankan!

[@doctorpain9369]

Gator Loki's arch nemesis.

[@nabendusc]

Bruhhhhh😂😂😂😂😂This comment deserves more than a K

[@fransonriopta8519]

@@doctorpain9369 cu f CCD tryghh UYH h Ht

[@sneak9407]

Gator loki: our battle will be legendary.

[@johntsui]

I think what's even MORE insane is that they innately know how to INCREASE the power of the electric charge by leaping OUT of their natural habitat and doing a chin press.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Video that should have been 45 seconds long getting turned into 8 and a half minutes is fairly insane.

[@NJ-wb1cz]

​@@TonyEnglandUKno, that video should've been 20 minutes to make you watch more ads to pay for them making this video

[@Road_Rash]

There are almost 350 species of fish that can put off an electric charge...strongest ones are the electric eel, electric Ray & Electric catfish...

[@skoomagohard2789]

Electric catfish? 😳

[@OfficialBUDDVH]

wheres the electric human

[@derrellthomas239]

Electric sharks are the badasses. And dolphins.

[@skoomagohard2789]

@@derrellthomas239 ok now you just trolling me

[@derrellthomas239]

@@skoomagohard2789 Sorry. Don't know what trolling is and sure did not mean to offend. Thought your remark was funny, so I "tried" to contribute. Bad try.

[@dulapeep8895]

That eel sure showed that alligator who's in CHARGE.

[@davidappleby7214]

'twas a re-volting development!

[@eveningPS4Gamer]

I see what you did there...

[@Gchang54]

Buhdum tsss

[@yonisali3879]

You gonna go and get your coat Or shall I get it for you.

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

And the dog.

[@khushnood.6131]

They are the true motivation, to be highly Positive and electrify others...

[@minimaltrace]

you should have said " in charge " =D

[@andershj6524]

@@minimaltrace hahaha yes

[@KaiNLinda]

The facts you just said "shocked" me

[@khushnood.6131]

@@minimaltrace yes that would have been more accurate..

[@thiphatly-t8u]

Your attention to detail and clarity is unparalleled. 🎯 Thanks for another fantastic video!

[@shottashabazz6721]

Just imagine our predecessors who stumbled across this mighty creature not knowing that he used electricity to hunt/protect itself.

[@ShadeRevenant]

And his companion in the back just: "Write that down, write that down"

[@shottashabazz6721]

Can you imagine how it was back then though encountering dangerous animals,plants, etc. back then though. Every thing was trial and error. We got it easy because anything that is poisonous, dangerous to our well being is documented. @Faraday & Revenant

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

A thousands of years old treatise on medicine from ancient Greece recommended placing small electric rays on the skin to relieve pain from migraines, sprains, etc. I always wondered who's job it was to catch the darn things back then! Probably slaves?

[@maneckineckbeard1749]

@@shottashabazz6721 We're still discovering, though! It's only been in very recent years that male platypuses and slow lorises were discovered to be venomous! I actually hope that we never run out of mysteries to discover!

[@shottashabazz6721]

I agree @Manecki Neckbeard Mysteries of this world whether you stumble across them yourself or through in somebody else always fascinates me.

[@mr.slappii513]

I had no idea they gave off that strong of a shock. I always thought it was a small shock to catch predators off guard or confuse them so it could get away.

[@ZilogBob]

I've read that they can deliver 600V 1A pulses, and that can certainly be fatal.

[@Paul-fm3cf]

1:16 "Did the caiman make it out alive? You'll have to stick around to find out." No I won't, I'll just keep fast forwarding till I get to that bit. Also, there's a big clue in the title.

[@JediDrallig2]

I'm here to support the crocodile. I was a Crocodile Hunter Fan because of Steve.

[@jimb.7523]

*ALLIGATOR:* All right! Food! **bites down on electric eel** *ELECTRIC EEL:* Oh yeah?! Take THIS! **ZAPS!** *ALLIGATOR:* **dies with jaws still clamped to electric eel** *ELECTRIC EEL:* Oh. I...uh....I did not think this one through....

[@jdardompre4115]

lol

[@yamligma]

lmao

[@one_song369]

I think he wasnt even able to open his jaw, kind of sad for both of em

[@water5210]

like the story with the stork and the clam

[@frankhansen2992]

@@yamligma pol pot

[@HegoDamask8306]

8 and a half minutes of narrated material, with literally only one 5 second clip I wanted to see. I thought that voicing style died in the 90s, and stayed dead. All the Nostalgia feels of watching a substitute teacher's video in junior high. Re-dub this and you got yourself a winner.

[@freetrailer4poor]

20 million views $100,000 profit.

[@pauleywallnutz9429]

@@freetrailer4poor Sooooooo 5 cents a pop?

[@tracyracy]

Lmao I'm crying man. You sound so sad

[@laaranenripaska8218]

”will the alligator survive? Stick around to find out!” Too bad I read the title.

[@zurileonard2620]

LMAO!

[@simbiontedelaluz]

So, did it survive?

[@1stadams264]

No

[@izfida]

🦵🛸👽⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡🤤😩🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🤨🤡🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊🐊

[@WorkersofAmericaRise]

@@izfida wtf

[@JLvatron]

This eel's favorite superhero must be Electro-Man, from Ernest Goes to Jail!

[@Blizzanity]

Alligator: Imma have this eel for lunch. Eel: So you have chosen death.

[@Rs9z.]

Very generic comment

[@kendallbedford2523]

No frfr

[@leogama3422]

And then both die, one electrocuted and the other smashed by electrocuted mandibles

[@Konformation07]

@@leogama3422 *COD: Last Stand intensifies*

[@albertdadzie4567]

Dude literally made an 8 minute video out of a 10 seconds event. Legend!

[@chandankumar-1507]

Literally 😂

[@leogama3422]

He explained a lot

[@thestache5424]

I swear

[@GabyIsHere2]

Nature: And here, you're going to be- Eel: A battery! Nature: Er, y-you can't be a batt- Eel: I'm gonna be a f*ckin battery I said

[@justinsyrup6075]

This joke was smart and simple and funny

[@sheffali4254]

😂😂😂

[@Soulful-me5787]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LuisVelasquez-t4y]

funny how it just jumps out and starts rubbing on you to zap you, it's almost like it has a sense of humor -

[@MarkaTella]

I always found Eels super cool, they’re like real life Pokémon God literally was like, “imma make a noodle but with powers”

[@therebirthreaper6960]

Underrated comment Edit: I came back 11 days later and it’s up to 445 likes and 20 comment

[@Thatdudedrew17]

Pokemon really took alot from nature when you look back on it. Obviously its a cartoon but youd be amazed how many pokemon look just like rare animals, fish, insects, in the real world

[@bananaeclipse3324]

Electross would like to know your location. With electrosses ability levitate, it doesn’t have and weaknesses it can be hit by as it’s a pure electric type. I’m saying as it is obvious based on an electric eel.

[@jor-el1298]

And yet, this is not an eel. It says so in the first minute of the video...

[@abhilash9918]

I'm not an atheist but 'God' didn't make electric eels. It's that species achievement. Just like it's the achievement of humans for what we are today.

[@samsanimationcorner3820]

I've been alive for nearly 28 years and filled my head with all sorts of animal facts. Contrary to how common the narrator makes it sound, I've never heard the electric eel called the "The taser of the amazon" until now.

[@deirdre108]

Yeah, I think that's his own goofy nomenclature. They are actually called the "capacitor of the Caymans".

[@justme-hh4vp]

@@deirdre108 more like incapacitor of the caymans!

[@deirdre108]

@@justme-hh4vp 😂

[@Antonio-qm3bi]

Just like "El Salto Angel" is called "Paradise Falls" on the movie UP

[@One-Crazy-Cat]

Maybe if you were in the Amazon?

[@kwasikumah3491]

Nature is magnificent. All living things have strengths and weaknesses.

[@Shtinkyps]

tell that to adult hippos

[@FuelUpDaily]

@@Shtinkyps rhino

[@x_ray5531]

@@Shtinkyps killer whale

[@icost4671]

Me... Great in sports & Gym : A+++ Actual school work : C+ 😒

[@mylovesongs2429]

What about a mouse? what kinda strength does it have?

[@ArnoFischbacher]

I will never forget my experience on a tributary of the Amazon in Peru, the Rio Tamshiyacu. Unsuspectingly, I was doing a breaststroke in the murky but refreshing water when I received an unforgettable electric shock on the finger of my outstretched left hand. I had obviously disturbed an electric fish taking a nap. I had never been out of the water as quickly as I was then. And I always had a distinctly queasy feeling on subsequent swimming trips to the Amazon.

[@orion2992]

In yugioh terms Crocodile: attack his life points directly. Eel: I expected you to do that, I reveal my face down card!!!

[@orion2992]

@Ben Yehudah ahhhhhh yes. I should've.

[@ckdragonborn6592]

OH NOOO!!!…. Dem dialogues use to get me bruh😂😂😂

[@SKaede]

Pack of hunting Electric Eels be like :RAIGEKI

[@kyrios0307]

TRAP STUN