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One biologist decided to take a hands-on approach to studying the powerful shock of an electric eel. As part of a recent study, Vanderbilt University professor of biological science Kenneth Catania decided to stick his own arm inside a tank with an electric eel to see what would happen.The experiment aimed to better understand the eel’s ability to transmit electrical power to a target.

Electric eels are capable of generating a jolt of over 800 watts – enough to stun both predators and prey and even to attack land-dwelling animals by leaping at them out of the water. Fortunately for Catania, the eel he used in the study was only a juvenile, however its shock was still enough to give him a series of nasty jolts and a rather sore arm.

Of particular note was the way the jolts forced him to quickly withdraw his arm from the water.

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“Greatly exceeding thresholds for the withdrawal reflexes in diverse species provides a convenient benchmark for rating the averseness of the eel’s attack, and it is a testament to the potential effectiveness of the leaping defense,” he said.

In other words – electric eels are not to be messed with.