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Get ready to be electrified by the astonishing world of electric eels! In this captivating video, we dive into the secrets of these fascinating aquatic creat...

A circle-like curled-up juvenile eel that is trying to look like other gelatinous beings floating around in the pelagic zone. Photographed in the night with the seafloor some 200 meters below. Transparency is a strategy out in the open sea to become less visible, and/or to mimic transparent jellyfish-like creatures. Magnus Lundgren Photography.

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Ghost Ribbon Eel. I don't really like ribbon eels per say, especially since they are one of the most aggressive eels, but I love the look of the Ghost Ribbon.

Electric eels are puzzling to a lot of people. Their six-foot-long, tubular, scaleless bodies look and move more like snakes than fish. But scientists actually classify them as fish. Adding to the confusion, however, is that scientists do not classify electric eels as eels, but knifefish. So how do electric eels produce electric charges? It’s... Read More

Electric eels are large fish that can produce up to 600 volts of electricity. They will consistently emit electricity even when they're not hunting. So how can they do that? Check out Outforia's latest article to know more about how electric eels work and if they can shock you.