A genus of electric eels and related fish found in South American rivers, characterized by their naked skin (lacking typical scales) and electric-generating abilities.
From Greek 'gymnos' (naked) and Latin 'notus' (known), or directly from Greek meaning 'naked,' referring to these fish's scaleless appearance.
Electric eels can generate shocks strong enough to kill a horse, and they're completely scaleless, which makes them even slimier and scarier—imagine a live electrical cable swimming toward you in murky water.
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