35K views · 68 reactions | Fisheries biologist Dr. Brian Graeb takes us out on his electrofishing boat to sample a 1 acre pond full of BIG largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and blue gill. Shocking ponds is the best way to sample a fishery, but you can also get an idea of the health of your fishery the old school way with a rod and reel as Brian explains in this episode. | Whitetail Properties | Facebook

156K views · 1.5K reactions | Supercharging your week with one shocking fish: the electric eel!  This fish can produce up to 800 volts of electricity—to put this into perspective, a typical car battery sits at just above 12 volts. Electric eels use their electrifying capabilities for defense, hunting, navigation and communication. Electric eel highlight brought to you by Schneider Electric | Shedd Aquarium | Facebook

14 reactions | Did you know electric eels aren't even eels? They are a species of knifefish! The electric part of their name is correct,however they produce electricity through a specialized organ called the electric organ, which is comprised of thousands of electrocytes. These electrocytes are specialized cells capable of generating electric charges! They use the electricity to hunt and communicate. | The Living Planet Aquarium | Facebook