The common carp, which is related to the existence of carp that live more than 70 years, is known as a long-lived fish. There are fish that live for decades, but the oldest age of carp is literally rustic. There will be many people who are surprised when they hear that age. Some carp have lived much longer than humans and have been listed in the Guinness Book of World Records.

In addition, carp is considered to be a fairly large freshwater fish, and the carp family also has the world’s largest freshwater fish.

Electric eels that live in the Amazon River generate electricity as its name suggests. The voltage is up to 800 volts! It boasts eight times the power of a household outlet and is enough to electrocute an inadvertently stepped crocodile. It’s much more threatening than a crocodile as it can’t identify its existence on the riverbed.
But the electric eel, is it okay for me to emit that much electricity in the water… There will be no silly sound of rubber.
This time it’s trivia related to the ecology of such an electric eel!
Don’t eels get electrocuted by their own electricity?Eel is protected by fat, but it’s a little bit low..
It emits that much electricity and doesn’t get electrocuted You, electric eels are amazing… I’d love to say but actually they’re emitting electricity by getting electrocuted. It may be a little hard to know, but even in the following video, he is making his body stiff and discharging it!
But even so, a big crocodile gets electrocuted, and they seem to be a little unpleasantly over.
The reason why it ended so much is that the electric eel is covered with thick fat, so it is rarely electrocuted other than the surface of the skin.
However, it seems to be a little electrocuted, and it seems to be struggling with discharge.
They exert their full power only when they catch prey or when they feel their own danger. I feel a little weak, but I can’t replace the boat with my back.
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Electric eels check their surroundings with the power of electricity.
Electric eels always produce fine electricity in addition to high-voltage emergencies. This is to check the surrounding situation with the reaction of the spilled electricity.
The previous video explained that the eyes of electric eels are not so good, but the Amazon River where they live before that is like the one that does not have a dim vision.
So an electric eel sends electricity around the body to replace vision with the reaction it receives to an object. It wasn’t just the attack, it was the delicate control You… You are amazing!
Any creature is discharging a little.
In fact, not only electric eels, but any living thing has large and small discharging cells.
Whatever we hide, the throbbing of our hearts is also the power of electricity generated by cells. The ECG, which drives the movement of the heart, is a device that accurately measures the current emitted by the cell.
However, the power emitted by a cell is weak at 0.085 volts, and it is never electrocuted. In other words, the discharge capacity of electric eels is a more powerful evolution of the discharge capacity that moves our hearts.
FYI, the voltage per cell of an electric eel is 0.15 volts. Huh? Some people may have thought that it is not surprisingly so, right? Yes, the secret to their strong discharge is not just the voltage height of a cell.
As many as four-fifths of the body is filled with cells specialized in generating electricity! I see… The voltage of a cell is twice that of a human being, but the amount is no joke.
And perhaps because of that body, their internal organs are all concentrated from face to throat. There is an anus just below the face and the rest is all made up of power generating organs.. Do you mean that if you have an upset stomach, it hurts around your neck?
There are also rays that emit high voltage.
Because eels live in the Amazon River, they are not very related to us, but there are creatures that emit high voltage!
It is a stingray family and inhabits quite widely in the southern part of the central region.
Their maximum voltage is as high as 220 volts. It’s less than an electric eel, but it’s strong enough! Local fishermen never touch it with their bare hands because it seems to be caught in a trawl.
Let’s introduce a video below that captures the discharge moment of the ray.
I see… I don’t think a person will be electrocuted, but it’s enough discharge capacity to protect the body quickly or catch a small fish. For reference, even victims of electric eels are more likely to die in shock after suddenly consuming electricity than electrocution.
Clean up
An electric eel is a great guy who knocks down even crocodiles with strong voltage! But in fact, I am also low. Come to think of it that way, I can’t hate it because I’m proud of it.. But to withstand the strong voltage, most of the body becomes fat as soon as they hear that it’s fat… Do you get numb when you go on a diet?