Hypothetically, could you use an electric eel to start a car with a dead battery?
Might need a marine biologist and auto mechanic for this one ...lol
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No, an electric eel cannot start a car because it can't provide a constant, uninterrupted energy supply like a battery. Each electric pulse from an eel lasts only a couple thousandths of a second and delivers less than 1 amp. An electric eel's charge is depleted after a strong shock, and its electric organ takes time to recharge.
No, an electric eel cannot start a car because it can't provide a constant, uninterrupted energy supply like a battery. Each electric pulse from an eel lasts only a couple thousandths of a second and delivers less than 1 amp. An electric eel's charge is depleted after a strong shock, and its electric organ takes time to recharge.
