Electric eels control their prey’s movements using bursts of electricity, which act on their nervous systems. In this video, an electric eel hunts and catches a small fish (shown in slow-motion). In full-color sequences, knocklike sounds indicate electrical discharges from the eels. Black-and-white sequences have been colorized red to indicate when the eel is releasing electrical charges. Credit: Images, video, and illustration: K. Catania/Vanderbilt University; Produced and narrated by Ashley Y

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