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electric eel

South American freshwater bony fish. It grows to almost 3 m/10 ft and the electric shock produced, normally for immobilizing prey, is enough to stun an adult human. Electric eels are not true eels.

Classification

Electrophorus electricus is in the order Cypriniformes, class Osteichthyes.



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