Sorry, they are just not electric. While jellyfish do sting, this has nothing to do with electricity. Jellyfish have specialized cells on their tentacles called Cnidocytes. These cells have "triggers" that, when activated by prey, discharge a thread that punctures and injects poison into the prey.
No. When a jellyfish's tentacle touches you, it activates a trigger that sends a barb into you. This barb is much like a bee's stinger, but attached to a strand of tissue.
Maybe, but it might get seriously damaged if it did.
jellyfish
Jellyfish don't have venom, they cant poison you but they sting. Jellyfish are very similar to an electric eel because of there like quality's with stings!
the eel because the eel would sting it before the lobster could strike at it.
No. If the electric eel was at least half the size of the blue whale, probably.
The shark would eat the fish, and then the electric eel and the jellyfish would hurt each, other unless it was a man 'o' war or box jellyfish, then it would just kill the eel, and then the shark could eat it too, and most jellyfish can't but the box and man o war if they stung it enough could kill a shark.
There was an incident where an electric eel and a caiman killed each other. The caiman bit the eel, but the eel shocked it with its volts. Both the caiman and the eel was killed.
what shape is a Electric Eel
"jellyfish"
No. One electrical shock from an electric eel does not have enough power to kill a human, even a diver. Multiple electric shocks can cause cardiac arrest and disruption of the nervous system, but not enough to kill a person. Drowning from the shock is the biggest killer, not the shock itself.
The electric eel is the colour brown.
No one made the electric eel, it is an animal.
It is a catfish and carp. It is not an eel.