Electric Eel's Shocks Light Up Aquarium's Christmas Tree

[BasementBerean]

It's starting to eel a lot like Christmas.

[JustADioWhosAHeroForFun]

He will be the alarm when Santa enters their home

[isabella]

Miguel WATTson

*drum beat*

*The sound of nobody laughing*

[TazTick.]

"Honey the electricity is gone"

*Electric eel floating lifelessly in aquarium*

[El_compa_Guty]

1990: We will have flying cars in the future

2019:

[matthewhoober]

"800 volts is more than 4x the current in a household socket." Voltage is a unit of electric potential, not current.
Very cool though.

[matthopper]

0:45 They most definitely cannot supply 8 times the current of a household outlet. Big difference between voltage and current.

[snoopy]

Kid:mom can I get a electric eel please?
Mom: why do you want a eel?
Kid:so I can charge my phone 8 times faster than normal
Mom:🙄

[soyridesaway]

Basically a pokemon doin' a thunderbolt attack.

[yaash]

The electricity that the eel produces is detected by a sensor that acts like a "on" button for the Christmas tree lights. It's really not as impressive as if the eel were powering the lights but it's still neat I guess. Understanding the basics of electricity is neater though.

[martanagle]

Why is this electric eal’s social life better than my

[wuzen-felex]

Let's see an electric car powered by an eel.😂

[katefahey]

I'm shocked by how much this brightened my day

[laurenrose]

What a creative way to educate people! Way to go!

[tuanz]

Finally. I’m no longer need to pay for electric bill.

[danielparvin]

1990: In the future we will have Christmas trees powered by electric eels.

2019: Powering Christmas trees with electric eels.

[JTX]

800 VOLTS, more than 8 times the CURRENT in a household outlet

[kiokayx]

Ok the twitter account idea was a dumb move

[PatrickZeStar]

“More then 8x the current then normal plug.”




Hmmm

[prankgirl]

It's Electric!!
Boogie, Woogie, Woogie!!