Electric eels can emit bursts of electricity up to 600 volts! That's a lot of shock power! #MonsterFish via Nat Geo Wild | National Geographic Animals

⚡🐟⚡ Electric eels use both pulse and wave signals to locate, stun and catch prey. The organs that generate these pulses have stacked cells that produce power like a battery... up to 600 volts of electricity! 👋 Meet this and other *shocking* fish at Amazonia! KEEPER TALKS: 11 a.m. 1 p.m. s.si.edu/2h3CN1W | Smithsonian’s National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute