How the electric eel produces electricity?⚡

When Nature Attacks // Electric Eel Neutralizes Crocodile
The electric eel ⚡ is a dangerous sea fish, and can produce enough electricity to kill a grown man. But how?
An electric eel has no heart or blood flowing through it's body. So how does it produce itself enough energy to take down something that is more than twice as big as it is? we'll tell you in one minute so grab a pen and paper and take notes.
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[@MackeyDeez]

Then my question is why haven't we had any research about the eels abilities to generate 800 volts that could be used for medical benefits. I mean with artificial hearts that can be powered by an inexhaustible bio battery.

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Shocking, isn’t it?

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[@TacticalCaveman997]

Batteries were inspired by electric eels

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​@@TacticalCaveman997they really weren't.

[@novelrao4955]

Can we catch it using Pokemon ball

[@OneMinuteExplore]

We can try it why not !!

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Informative, Thanks

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