A family of fish that produce electrical discharges, including the electric eel and related species.
From electro- (electricity) + -phorus (carrier) + -idae (zoological family suffix). Named for their ability to generate and carry electrical current.
Electric eels aren't eels at all—they're fish in the Electrophoridae family that literally weaponized electricity, generating 860 volts to stun prey and communicate with each other.
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