Even dead it kicked its ass
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animals Komodo Dragon Electrocuted By Eel
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rottenfresh
ummmmm, You smell that?
From the title alone, I expected more from this video.
For example, after the komodo had consumed the eel, it would be covered with scintilating arcs of electricity, do a B-movie Godzilla-like roar, and then it's head would explode (like in Scanners).
What did we get? It coughed up the eel.
Disappointed.
For example, after the komodo had consumed the eel, it would be covered with scintilating arcs of electricity, do a B-movie Godzilla-like roar, and then it's head would explode (like in Scanners).
What did we get? It coughed up the eel.
Disappointed.
And after that shot of electricity to his brain, he would go on to announce to all his monitor lizard buddies that he now identified as an LCD 4K lizard...
Elmondo
Do I look thirsty ?
Did the eel dieded ?
Great post again, I liked the moment as the tail of the electro-eel looks like the Komodo's tongue.
The eel was its food, I think, and already dead before.
The eel was its food, I think, and already dead before.
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Eel was already dead
Bad case of indigestion.
The eel was dead to begin with and it still kicked its ass
I remember as a boy we had an 'electric fish' in the zoo's aquarium here. Outside on the wall was a small loudspeaker, and every time the fish released a current into the water you could hear a scratching noise.
I believe these animals produce the current by contractions of specialized muscle, and maybe the biting and chewing of the Komodo had a similar effect on it. Or the force of their very strong stomach. Just an idea.
Since when are dead eels capable of emitting electric shock?
they’ve been known to reserve a charge for 8 hrs after death.
Their tails are structured with electroplaques similar to a dry cell battery. So yeah, that’s why a 9v will shock you if you stick your tongue on it, even if it’s not connected to anything or depleted.
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