1. Electric Eels

2. Actually a fish!
Found in South America (freshwater)
Uses electricity to catch its prey

3. Electric Sense 3 pairs of electric organs in its body
2 build an electric charge and stun prey
The third builds a charge that helps find the prey
This field notices small changes from prey

4. Electric Cells Aka electrocytes
Each end has a positive and a negative end
Just like a battery
The combined charge is string enough to paralyze or even kill a human

5. Talk through this questions with your partner
Talk through this questions with your partner. Be prepared to share your answer
1) Electric eels live for 10 to 20 years, developing a stronger shock as they grow older. What could account for an increase in electric charge?