Its scientific name is Electrophorus Electricus, also known as the electric eel, or knifefish, it is a truly amazing demonstration of the amazing power of God. I chose this topic because I believe they are a of the most interesting creatures because it can generate a huge amount of electricity. This essay is about electric eels and what makes them so amazing. How do electric eels generate voltage and why don't they get shocked in the process? As you can see, the electric eel is a very intriguing marine creature and a clear demonstration of the extraordinary power of God. This will also cover aspects that concern them, such as their place in the food chain, their habitat and daily life. If we could learn how the electric eel generates its energy, perhaps we could use this knowledge to generate electricity the same way it does. Home of the electric eel, the Amazon is the largest river in the world by water flow, with an average flow rate of approximately 209,000 cubic meters per second. The total volume of water discharged from the Amazon River in a year is approximately 6,591 cubic kilometers. Because of its vast size, it is sometimes called the river sea. Its length is 4,000 miles (6,437 km). This fantastic river is simultaneously beautiful, mysterious and dangerous. One in ten known species in the world lives in the Amazon rainforest. This area is one of the wildest in the world. The electric eel, or knifefish, lives in the Amazon River and the Orinoco River in South America. More specifically, the electric eel lives mainly on muddy river bottoms and occasionally in swamps, preferring deeply shaded areas, as it is a nocturnal species. However, they must emerge quite frequently b...... in the center of the card... Christmas tree! Every time it moves, it generates more energy through the special aluminum panels on both sides of the tub, generating a lot of energy that is completely pollution-free. In conclusion, the electric eel, which is actually not an eel at all, is an incredible demonstration of God's will, extraordinary power. And while the technology is not advanced enough to fully understand how this energy can be used efficiently through technology, it certainly opens the door to possible future research and free, self-produced, pollution-free electricity. Perhaps through this scientists will discover a way to use this electricity safely in human bodies to reanimate paralyzed bodies by reactivating signals to the brain that were destroyed during a neck injury! Electric eels really show us how much we have yet to discover about the earth through animals, especially the electric eel.